Coalition of State Attorneys General Call for Pink Energy's Lenders to Suspend Payment Obligations

 I am quite frankly amazed that the attorneys general in the 9 most afflicted states have gotten together and presented a common front, not just against Pink Energy - but against the lenders, practically demanding them to suspend payments.  From my point of view, it's the right thing to do - I've just never seen it happen before. I've seen tons of fraudulent operations where the fraudster works arm in arm with the lender, but the attorneys general won't do anything to upset the big money behind the lenders. 

Anyway - I'm treating this as a really good sign.  We are reassessing our strategy from scratch in light of this announcement.  

https://www.wsmv.com/2022/11/22/tenn-ky-ags-seek-help-customers-pink-energy/?outputType=amp

Prisoner's Dilemma and Debt Negotiation

 I love having a partner (Keith Hagan) who an expert in game theory.  We have business clients (multiple) who are just mired in debt to multiple creditors, any one of which can shut them down to the point where they can't pay any of them.  My partner uses the Prisoner's Dilemma scenario to keep the creditors at bay. To overly simplify, the knowledge of each of the players is the key to the outcomes on the prisoner's dilemma scenario.  Keith takes this very academic theory and finds ways to apply it in real life.  It is amazing to watch him work sometimes.  

Prisoner's Dilemma