Hellraiser & Strick
Hellraiser Hellraiser
Strick Strick
Hellraiser Hellraiser
You ever wonder if a bounty contract should list every possible outcome or just stick to the essentials?
Strick Strick
The contract should anticipate every plausible outcome, not just the essentials; a gap is a loophole.
Hellraiser Hellraiser
Exactly. A contract that leaves gaps opens the door for a different outcome. You get what you bargain for.
Strick Strick
Exactly, a gap is an invitation for interpretation, so I draft with absolute precision—no wiggle room.
Hellraiser Hellraiser
Sounds like a solid approach. Stick to the line, keep the terms tight, and you’ll have the last word.
Strick Strick
Right. I’ll lock the line tight, no ambiguity, so the outcome is exactly what was bargained for.
Hellraiser Hellraiser
That’s the way to keep the target in check. No room for them to argue, no chance for a second shot. It’s clean.
Strick Strick
Agreed. A tight clause eliminates any room for reinterpretation, so the target stays exactly as defined.