Pablo Torre

I'd love to continue discussing this on Pablo Finds Out and provide a real opportunity for you to answer questions.

Could you please set up a time for us to talk?

Thank you, exclamation point.

And I'm here to regretfully inform our audience that he did not get back to me.

So did he get back to you?

Yeah, and so just in the timeline here, when was that?

So the lawyer has reached out to you?

Sable, though, just as we get all of the legal responses in order here, did Sable Offshore respond?

Right.

And so for the shareholders, for the group chat, for the stock price, what was the share price's reaction?

The graph that I'm indicating, this seems like bad news for Stable Offshore, but good news, I presume, for Humber Capital, the financial arm of your company, which

took a position on this based on your report.

Yeah, that was an unambiguous clip from that guy who seemed to both credit your reporting and also seemed at a loss for a way to spin this.

And if you're Phil, like, I just want to get a sense of how much money he personally lost.

Yeah, that book, by the way, has a truly crazy degree of detail, a truly crazy degree of accounting on exactly how much Phil liked to spend as a sports gambler.

And if you're wondering, how is it possible that one man could be both one of the greatest golfers of all time, one of the greatest lefties we've ever seen in sports history, as well as this prolific when it comes to sports betting?

Billy Walters also has a bit of surrounding context.

All of which is to say that the guy is not afraid to put money down on a thing he thinks there's a shot at winning.

The man has conviction.

And so if you're going to mathematically just take an informed guess at what Phil was rooting for here, what he lost, how do you report that out?