Carl Knodel
71:56 - 72:28
“I mean, it's— You know, I mean, I have to ask myself, how much less would we have paid for our oil if we'd done it in July? And then waiting until October and maybe going to get it, maybe the storm is not going to get it.”
- Speaker
- Carl Knodel
- Timestamp
- 71:56 – 72:28
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Nome
- Captured at
From the transcript
I mean, it's— You know, I mean, I have to ask myself, how much less would we have paid for our oil if we'd done it in July? And then waiting until October and maybe going to get it, maybe the storm is not going to get it. I mean, you know, it's— and that's just a matter of people doing their jobs and all this stuff like these audits and all our financial stuff. There's no reason for that. There is absolutely no reason for those not to be right up to date.
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