Gary did have thoughts of investing in Price's List, there's no mistake about that, but to be honest, he hadn't thought that far ahead.
As a private equity firm that struck gold in Silicon Valley, Morgan Tailer was even clearer about the federal government's policies on the internet than Dean was.
Thus, Gary's initial expectations for Price's List were to make use of a private network, then earn a nice profit and call it a success. Certainly, if Price's List could go public in a few years, that would be an unexpected delight.
This was his practice run, as the son of David Morgentaler, carrying on the family business was an inevitable outcome.
But now, Dean had painted him a picture that was completely out of his line of sight, his goals were much bigger than what Gary had imagined. This was somewhat beyond his expectations, but not too far-fetched.,
