Debtor

So credit froze.

Debtors, who had been pressing for relief for years, now pushed hard for the oldest radical demand in Roman politics, which was outright cancellation of debts.

Caesar refused outright cancellation and had arbitrators value property at what it had been worth before the war.

so that debtors could hand land over to their creditors at those prices.

and it's –

Part of why we filed the motion is to sort of bridge that, what we believe to be a gap with Debtor's Council about what we're asking for because their papers talk about an indiscriminate or inordinate amount or sort of not finite amount.

And what we're actually asking for is it would have a cap, right? It's limited to the lesser of the amounts flowing from the government to debtors versus what they would owe us.

And so that's what I would point out on that front, Your Honor.

I mean, everything you read made commercial sense to me, but the position you're taking doesn't.

So under the termination FAR and under the language provided to the debtors in the termination notice, Any balance that – any receipted balance, so if the government has provided a goods receipt, the government has reviewed and confirmed that the order has been – is appropriately delivered.

Debtors are then obliged or they can provide an invoice which triggers

payment.

And once you're complete, it's gonna give us the information we need to help you, what's in it for them, build a clear move plan.

And Mr. Borrower, the clear move plan is simply what's the right sales price for your goals? Where do you wanna be in a total monthly payment? And how much cash do you wanna use to actually get into that home? And we're gonna help answer all those questions and more in our 30-minute loan consultation.

And so here's what we're going to do.

I'm texting you the quick questionnaire right now.