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Hmm, I understand, I won't get answers to my questions.
Vik is right, they are indeed fools. But it seems the situation with the club is so dire that it's almost like a marriage contract. Or maybe there's something else we don't know.
In any case, contractual practice should provide for the right to deviate from the intention, especially if these intentions depend on many factors and there is a significant amount of time available. The problem is that you, Eric, didn't have and still don't have the desire to use this right. If you've already promised something, then yes, everyone will have to adjust, but what's the point?
They may also face various unforeseen circumstances, such as an inspection, an accident, a power outage, or even a May Day demonstration organized by some cell, and many other things that could lead them to say, "Sorry, it's business..." Why not shake hands? I don't quite understand the approach.
Vik, it's not critical to travel by car, but there are no night trains (and I won't even mention buses), and there is no direct connection between Dnipro and Michurinsk, or between Kyiv and Michurinsk. There is also no way to get to Tambov or Gryazi. I don't know, maybe there will be some summer trains, but for now, you can only travel with transfers through Tula or Moscow. This takes a day from Dnipro or Kyiv, and another half-day from Kakhovka or Simferopol. By car, it's twice as fast, even with customs. Plus, if you travel in a group of three or four, it's twice as cheap as by train. These are the aspects to consider.
Vik is right, they are indeed fools. But it seems the situation with the club is so dire that it's almost like a marriage contract. Or maybe there's something else we don't know.
In any case, contractual practice should provide for the right to deviate from the intention, especially if these intentions depend on many factors and there is a significant amount of time available. The problem is that you, Eric, didn't have and still don't have the desire to use this right. If you've already promised something, then yes, everyone will have to adjust, but what's the point?
They may also face various unforeseen circumstances, such as an inspection, an accident, a power outage, or even a May Day demonstration organized by some cell, and many other things that could lead them to say, "Sorry, it's business..." Why not shake hands? I don't quite understand the approach.
Vik, it's not critical to travel by car, but there are no night trains (and I won't even mention buses), and there is no direct connection between Dnipro and Michurinsk, or between Kyiv and Michurinsk. There is also no way to get to Tambov or Gryazi. I don't know, maybe there will be some summer trains, but for now, you can only travel with transfers through Tula or Moscow. This takes a day from Dnipro or Kyiv, and another half-day from Kakhovka or Simferopol. By car, it's twice as fast, even with customs. Plus, if you travel in a group of three or four, it's twice as cheap as by train. These are the aspects to consider.
Хаос - это порядок, которым сложнее управлять.
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