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Message: [QUOTE="Cuseregular, post: 5723677, member: 185"] Good post and accurate as I’ll agree in so far as this, initially you start with facts, stats and analytics, and in the big picture weighing each and ever factor the weight given to them is the greatest, by far…….the quantitative. But then when making said big decisions one needs to factor in the nuance, the qualitative variables to help guide the process that may, or may not, affect the final outcome. Eg. all factors are equal in an anticipated move ($ etc), but ur wife likes one area more than the other. Especially when in this case the qualitative reality considerations of a gmac will DIRECTLY effect the quantitative reality early on (greater jump on of fans, meaning attendance, NIL, $$ brought in early on). A decision maker does themselves a disservice if they make a big decision based on quantitative data sets solely and only. [/QUOTE]