Friendly neighborhood inferential distance surveyor: it sounded like your point was about forgetfulness, not taking the loan in the first place. In general, when you say “A, then B, even though C”, it sounds like A is context-setting and B is what C should have prevented (as opposed to “C should have prevented A and B”). Except when it doesn’t.
Friendly neighborhood inferential distance surveyor: it sounded like your point was about forgetfulness, not taking the loan in the first place. In general, when you say “A, then B, even though C”, it sounds like A is context-setting and B is what C should have prevented (as opposed to “C should have prevented A and B”). Except when it doesn’t.