"Of course. The mighty Mo'grin shows his generosity and wisdom, for he looks beyond the present and sees to sowing the seeds that will bear great fruit in a prosperous long-term relationship. If it is the will of Mo'grin, we would depart immediately upon this mission, and waste no more of his valuable time upon this trivial matter."<br/><br/>Mo'grin had, naturally, gotten the better end of this arrangement. It multiplied their future value to him at the cost of nothing up-front, for fledgling bounty hunters would need proper equipment to take on more challenging prey. And it also made them dependent on his continued good will, as defying or angering him could result in a withdrawal of the discount arrangement. But it was better than nothing, and certainly better than Mo'grin having taken offense at the haggling. To not even attempt a bargain would have invited his suspicion, and to the notoriously paranoid Hutts suspicious was little better than angry - but it had been a risk all the same, and BD-3694 was privately relieved to have escaped both for now.