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Originally Posted by h3adshot
I would 100% agree to those stipulations since it literally is right and wrong both ways.. I told him I would purchase his brand merch if I won as well .. everyone here thinks I’m a Doosh or a dick but I’m seriously the most fair person ever, I just don’t like to be taken advantage of. I hope some of you can understand my pov ..
I can see your point of view and I also understand why the exchanges between you and he got heated.
I can also see his point of view, because he got the to the exact dollar figures and found that he had won by a few hundred dollars, well, won, but only when accounted using that method.
The whole thing is pretty unreal, for the total to finish so close to 80K, for there to be two ways of accounting, both of which are logical, but that add up to a winning bet for each player,
plus, throw the prop bets factor in too.
The $10K itself is probably of no real importance financially to Eric Persson, but his pride and his reputation are, and it is quite similar for you, in so far as $10K means something to you but it's not going to make or break you, but you also like him want to defend your pride and your reputation.
As one or two recent posters have said, the situation is looking unresolvable, neither side is 100% in the right.
But what you can both do is make the peace with each other, agree to agree to call it just a very weird situation and both admit to the other that you regret getting so heated in the Twitter exchanges. You can then both move on and come out looking good from the situation.
Sometimes in life one can do absolutely nothing wrong, but a strange situation is thrust upon you, you act instinctively because that is the only possible way to act in the moment, and then things spiral and can career out of control. Making peace with each other will end all of this.