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<blockquote data-quote="Kenny Coyote" data-source="post: 198416" data-attributes="member: 102">When Miss Ellie found out JR was stockpiling Clayton&#039;s oil, she told JR if Jock were there he would never have permitted that, she said she couldn&#039;t forgive JR and that Jock wouldn&#039;t forgive him either. Then she instigated a vote resulting in Bobby becoming temporary co-president of Ewing Oil. If they&#039;d been able to communicate with Jock when needed and not have to deal with the bad connections, and times when Jock wasn&#039;t near a phone, none of that would have had to have happened. They&#039;d have just called Jock and told him what the situation was. Ellie didn&#039;t know what Jock would think; she was just assuming that he&#039;d think that. It would have changed the story considerably if Miss Ellie could have simply called Jock and asked him whether he approved or disapproved of what JR did. Since they had no reliable way to call Jock, they had to rely on that convoluted voting share system in which people who had never even worked in the oil business were voting on who should run Ewing Oil.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kenny Coyote, post: 198416, member: 102"] When Miss Ellie found out JR was stockpiling Clayton's oil, she told JR if Jock were there he would never have permitted that, she said she couldn't forgive JR and that Jock wouldn't forgive him either. Then she instigated a vote resulting in Bobby becoming temporary co-president of Ewing Oil. If they'd been able to communicate with Jock when needed and not have to deal with the bad connections, and times when Jock wasn't near a phone, none of that would have had to have happened. They'd have just called Jock and told him what the situation was. Ellie didn't know what Jock would think; she was just assuming that he'd think that. It would have changed the story considerably if Miss Ellie could have simply called Jock and asked him whether he approved or disapproved of what JR did. Since they had no reliable way to call Jock, they had to rely on that convoluted voting share system in which people who had never even worked in the oil business were voting on who should run Ewing Oil. [/QUOTE]

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