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To: dd who wrote (8720)	3/29/2001 1:53:08 PM
From: Thomas A Watson	Respond to of 14451

In the analogy, I see rocket man as throwing the box overboard and Mr Bishop and company as recovering it and filling it as quickly as possible. BUt When things go wrong, and all of that seaman's skill and preparation have been taxed completely, chits are withdrawn from the box. The skipper has no control over their withdrawal; they withdraw themselves, as they see fit. Only the seaman with a good supply of chits has the luck to survive, because he had the chits to spend. But he had best start to replenish his supply immediately, because they could be needed any time, and the sea does not extend credit. I see SGI with forethought, a set of skills, and equipment. but again the sea does not extend credit. tom watson tosiwmee