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<blockquote data-quote="Mustard" data-source="post: 340726" data-attributes="member: 46">I think Digger was mostly correct with what he said about Jock, even though Digger should have accepted his own responsibility that his own behaviour made it happen rather than whinging about it for decades afterwards. Jock didn&#039;t do his friends wrong easily, and Digger had alienated other oil businessmen long before he had alienated Jock.Jock values strength and standing up for yourself, even to him. He will respect that in anyone. But yes, he can be utterly ruthless. What he did to Tom Owens too. Jock wanted Tom Owens&#039; land, Owens refused to sell, and Jock then stopped Owens&#039; customers from buying anything from him and put him out of business and into temporary poverty, and Jock didn&#039;t remember all those years later. J.R. learned all his stuff from Jock. Everything that J.R. is exists in Jock too, but Jock has many redeeming qualities on top of that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mustard, post: 340726, member: 46"] I think Digger was mostly correct with what he said about Jock, even though Digger should have accepted his own responsibility that his own behaviour made it happen rather than whinging about it for decades afterwards. Jock didn't do his friends wrong easily, and Digger had alienated other oil businessmen long before he had alienated Jock. Jock values strength and standing up for yourself, even to him. He will respect that in anyone. But yes, he can be utterly ruthless. What he did to Tom Owens too. Jock wanted Tom Owens' land, Owens refused to sell, and Jock then stopped Owens' customers from buying anything from him and put him out of business and into temporary poverty, and Jock didn't remember all those years later. J.R. learned all his stuff from Jock. Everything that J.R. is exists in Jock too, but Jock has many redeeming qualities on top of that. [/QUOTE]

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