>Lets solve this with a handshake
what were they thinking?
cant believe, what looked like smart people, would fall for such a retarded promise.
Lets solve this with a handshake
John Carter
William Clark
Why have there been so many threads about this movie lately?
Liam Perez
they were honest people
it was beyond them to predict that level of bastard
Dominic Young
>what were they thinking?
They didn't have a choice. It was either play ball or get dragged through the mud.
Nicholas Adams
he didnt even comply with the signed contract, much less with a handshake
help me understand, as i'm not american. there isn't a single american association/any other kind of entity, that would have helped them? also wouldn't every single lawyer in the country want to help them if they promised them some kind of percentage? seems excessive as fuck that they just let it go. they either accepted the money and the percentage or nada. the mud was actually a big pot of gold.
Juan Nguyen
It was a different time when retarded conservatives thought handshakes and "a man's word" meant fuckall lmao
Liam King
It's on Netflix now
Michael Flores
Was he really the villain?
Jose Powell
yes
Brody Jones
Only socialists cucks hate this movie, truly based, truly inspiring.
Jose Young
a handshake is viable as an official non-verbal contract in business law.
Jackson Hill
No. He saw something that could improve the lives of all Americans and it would also make him rich. For what's it worth, he made sure the quality of service was universal in all the restaurants and the quality of the food was adequate while maintaining profits. The brothers were scared to go big, scared of losing control. If he didn't come around, they'd either keep those 3 or how many restaurants or go bankrupt eventually.
Grayson Jenkins
true, but *proving* in court that it occurred, that it's legally valid, what its terms are, and whether a party broke the terms are all much more difficult because they aren't written down.
Grown men owning their own small business should've known better than not to get a competent attorney to write a contract that would allow them to sue Kroc and win more easily if he didn't pay up.
Oliver Nguyen
Good luck proving it actually happened though
Ayden Russell
Chcolate or Vanilla?
Jeremiah Taylor
He did absolutely nothing wrong.
Jackson Gray
mommy's milkies
Camden Ramirez
>lets the mcfuck brothers keep thier old restaurant
>opens another mcdonalds across the street from them
BASED
Tyler Powell
This.
He even paid the brothers millions.
Aaron Morris
>35 cents for a burger, coke ans fries
Trump ruined the economy big time
Nolan Carter
yes
i'm a leftyfag and i liked this movie for having a villain protagonist
Nolan Sanchez
Frankie Valli agreed with a handshake in Jersey Boys and he was a man of his word. He even paid off his friends million dollar debt.