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On the issue that sexual organs don't decide your gender😂
One fine day, in the nyayalay, an earthshaking argument was in progress....
Banda: Your Honor, this cattle seller Chanda has cheated me.
On the issue that sexual organs don't decide your gender😂
One fine day, in the nyayalay, an earthshaking argument was in progress....
Banda: Your Honor, this cattle seller Chanda has cheated me.
I wanted to buy two cows and paid him ₹ 1 Lakh for two cows. But he as sold me two bullocks. This is udder cheating...
Justice MoonCho: Why did you cheat him ?
Chanda:_ I have not cheated Your Honor. I sold him a pair of cattle for ₹ 1 Lakh.
Justice MoonCho: Why did you cheat him ?
Chanda:_ I have not cheated Your Honor. I sold him a pair of cattle for ₹ 1 Lakh.
Justice MoonCho: What nonsense ? I can clearly see two bullocks there in the image produced as evidence.
Chanda: Your Honor, I would humbly like to remind you that there is nothing like absolute male or absolute female. Gender is not about genitals alone.
Chanda: Your Honor, I would humbly like to remind you that there is nothing like absolute male or absolute female. Gender is not about genitals alone.
5. I think the best strategy for the ag side on the RFS right now is to accept where things stand today but be prepared to go nuclear on past invalid SREs if the refiners try to mess with 2020 rules going forward. I will be more specific
6. This is the official record from the EPA of lost RFS compliance gallons (not the same thing as lost physical gallons) for 2016-2018. Total of 2.3BG of RVO exempted over this three compliance years. But the 2020 reallocation gets back something very close to 840BG. 
7. So the net RVO loss from SREs across 2016-2020 should be limited to a total of 1.5BG, or an avg of 300MG/yr. Regrettable from ag perspective but a huge improvement of fortunes from what things looked like before the Tenth Circuit decision.
