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That was interesting. It seems like Nash's interpretation of life is that it's his way or no way. Unfortunately for him the legal system doesn't work that way. I'd figure if he owned 45% of that trophy and he really wanted it then he could bid on it and if he won he'd only have to pay 55% of the winning bid (+BP). I wonder how accurate that 45% number is.
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