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Was Victoria Principal right to speak out
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<blockquote data-quote="Kenny Coyote" data-source="post: 177878" data-attributes="member: 102"><p>You've got a great viewpoint on this. I don't see any benefit to her "jumping the gun", as you put it. What was there for her to gain by shooting down a potential offer when she didn't know what the offer might be? </p><p></p><p>It seems like an emotional, and not a rational reaction. Was she afraid that if they made her a great offer she might take it? Was she that ambivalent about it? If not, what does she have to lose in that situation by responding an offer when it's made? Offhand I can't think of anybody who would basically say:" Just in case you might make me an offer, I want not only you but the public to know that nothing you offer me could possibly be good enough, so forget about it." Does that sound maybe a little bit like an emotional response to you? Maybe a LOT?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kenny Coyote, post: 177878, member: 102"] You've got a great viewpoint on this. I don't see any benefit to her "jumping the gun", as you put it. What was there for her to gain by shooting down a potential offer when she didn't know what the offer might be? It seems like an emotional, and not a rational reaction. Was she afraid that if they made her a great offer she might take it? Was she that ambivalent about it? If not, what does she have to lose in that situation by responding an offer when it's made? Offhand I can't think of anybody who would basically say:" Just in case you might make me an offer, I want not only you but the public to know that nothing you offer me could possibly be good enough, so forget about it." Does that sound maybe a little bit like an emotional response to you? Maybe a LOT? [/QUOTE]
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