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<blockquote data-quote="Taylor Bennett Jr." data-source="post: 386537" data-attributes="member: 2740"><p>I think Mark was savvy enough to sense that Cliff wasn&#039;t the most stable guy to do business with in general, so without the &quot;doing a favor for my girlfriend/partner/wife&quot; aspect,&nbsp; he wouldn&#039;t have a compelling reason to risk it.&nbsp; Whatever Graisco did (it seemed to be some sort of at least oil-industry-adjacent industrial conglomerate, somewhere in the ballpark of Wentworth Industries), it appeared to be established and stable enough that there was no need to go into any ventures with an inexperienced, erratic, vendetta-driven guy like Cliff.&nbsp; Graisco was kind of meant to be out of Cliff&#039;s league, at least a level above the cartel boys and even the Ewings.&nbsp; One of the first times we saw Mark, he gave JR the brushoff, probably for similar reasons - why get involved with someone with JR&#039;s less-than-stellar reputation if you don&#039;t have to?</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Taylor Bennett Jr., post: 386537, member: 2740"] I think Mark was savvy enough to sense that Cliff wasn't the most stable guy to do business with in general, so without the "doing a favor for my girlfriend/partner/wife" aspect, he wouldn't have a compelling reason to risk it. Whatever Graisco did (it seemed to be some sort of at least oil-industry-adjacent industrial conglomerate, somewhere in the ballpark of Wentworth Industries), it appeared to be established and stable enough that there was no need to go into any ventures with an inexperienced, erratic, vendetta-driven guy like Cliff. Graisco was kind of meant to be out of Cliff's league, at least a level above the cartel boys and even the Ewings. One of the first times we saw Mark, he gave JR the brushoff, probably for similar reasons - why get involved with someone with JR's less-than-stellar reputation if you don't have to? [/QUOTE]

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