But it's actually stuff like this that actually points to them possibly telling the truth about purchasing the company from Lewis, and just simply don't care how much of the debt he has to pay in char

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This is correct. It makes no sense for us to take the contracts which is just straight debt. Why on earth would we assume this? That's like getting a car loan without a car.

That is exactly the point—Lewis took the money and ran. Eric didn't 'buy' a profitable business; he stepped in to try and save a sinking ship that was already $0 in the black and running at a 25% loss

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I suspect he probably felt pretty good getting shot of it, thinking that he'd no longer be liable for the debt, and I suspect also hadn't done enough research to know that he would still be responsibl

Now, there is a way to do this properly, and that's to declare bankruptcy and appoint some administrators to work out what assets can be sold off to pay off as much of the debt as possible. As there w

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