[ SECRET POST #3994 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3994 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I thought Tony was wrong because he thought he could sign a deal and then negotiate the details later. That's not how deals work.

But the idea of holding powerful people accountable, of keeping them in check, he's very much right about that. The fact they decided to settle their differences by punching instead of talking proves they can't be trusted with big decisions.

[analise]

Yeah...while I could see Tony's motivation (though let's be real it was at least as much about Tony trying to assuage his own guilt than over actually trying to Do The Right Thing)....the point where he was just like, "sign it, the terms can be discussed later" was just laughable.

Like. HOW ARE YOU A BUSINESSMAN. THAT IS TERRIBLE BUSINESS ADVICE. WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU THINKING MR. STARK? YOU SIGN CONTRACTS TO MAKE THEM BINDING. YOU DON'T GET TO CHANGE THE TERMS AFTER YOU'VE AGREED TO THEM. WHAT THE FUCK.