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<blockquote data-quote="Mustard" data-source="post: 440122" data-attributes="member: 46">Cliff Barnes aside, it was all about business. Even against Cliff it was sometimes business.For example, what J.R. did to Edgar Randolph was business to J.R. He had something on Randolph, and was going to use it to get the winning bid. It wasn&#039;t personal. When Randolph started getting hysterical, J.R. was like &quot;Calm down will you? Just play along and it will all be fine&quot;, but Randolph couldn&#039;t deal with that because in Randolph&#039;s mind he was now a clean man and had moved on from that stuff from his past, and J.R. was just twisting the knife. Randolph tried to resign, but J.R. was like &quot;Don&#039;t you dare resign!&quot;.It was Vaughn Leland who insisted that Southfork be used as collateral in a business deal. J.R. asked for something else, but Vaughn insisted it be Southfork. J.R. then signed the deal rather than back out.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mustard, post: 440122, member: 46"] Cliff Barnes aside, it was all about business. Even against Cliff it was sometimes business. For example, what J.R. did to Edgar Randolph was business to J.R. He had something on Randolph, and was going to use it to get the winning bid. It wasn't personal. When Randolph started getting hysterical, J.R. was like "Calm down will you? Just play along and it will all be fine", but Randolph couldn't deal with that because in Randolph's mind he was now a clean man and had moved on from that stuff from his past, and J.R. was just twisting the knife. Randolph tried to resign, but J.R. was like "Don't you dare resign!". It was Vaughn Leland who insisted that Southfork be used as collateral in a business deal. J.R. asked for something else, but Vaughn insisted it be Southfork. J.R. then signed the deal rather than back out. [/QUOTE]

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