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Pam’s reasoning for selling Christopher’s shares to Wendell
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<blockquote data-quote="Chris2" data-source="post: 359934" data-attributes="member: 495"><p>I could buy JR and Bobby being co-presidents of Ewing Oil each with 30% of the company. But I agree in reality Pam wouldn’t have just stepped in as co-president. JR would have just needed to get a few other family members to vote for him as president. A real life scenario would have had either JR or Bobby trying to buy out their family members’ shares to gain full control after the contest was over. But of course, having Pam be his partner was much more dramatically intriguing.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Chris2, post: 359934, member: 495"] I could buy JR and Bobby being co-presidents of Ewing Oil each with 30% of the company. But I agree in reality Pam wouldn’t have just stepped in as co-president. JR would have just needed to get a few other family members to vote for him as president. A real life scenario would have had either JR or Bobby trying to buy out their family members’ shares to gain full control after the contest was over. But of course, having Pam be his partner was much more dramatically intriguing. [/QUOTE]
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Pam’s reasoning for selling Christopher’s shares to Wendell
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