I agree with croupier on all counts, including speaking about this situation in general, and not specifically.
Wager wrote:
I did think long and hard about this and essentially this is not something that we would ever enforce, it is merely in there as a buffer or some sort of protection upon reflection it does not look to good and i will remove it.
That’s good.
Others have recently said that they put things in contracts that they would never enforce. In that case, the regular business world just saves a little breath and leaves those things out of contracts. Imagine the funny look I’d get if I produced a contract and said the same in front of a business partner’s lawyer.