Inside the Blood Sport of Creditor-on-Creditor Violence

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Hello, and welcome to another episode of the Odd Lots podcast. I'm Tracy Alloway.

And I'm Joe Wasenthal.

Joe, what do you know about creditor on creditor violence? I

don't know anything.

Other than it's it's a very punchy term. It's

a great that's literally it. It's come up a few times in alright. It's come up a few times in episodes we've done about credit, and I get the impression that, you know, lenders to a firm have different status and some are higher up in the rank than others, and that they would like to probably use the technicalities of the legal code to improve their rank in some sense when money gets paid out to, lenders.

Yes. So it has come up in a number of It's