figmtu/enron_personalization_dev_uncapped · Datasets at Hugging Face

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Congratulations to you and Rena.	dev02.message.text
When is the due date?	dev02.message.text
Kevin	dev02.message.text
Wow, what a gracious thank you.	dev02.message.text
I'm speechless.	dev02.message.text
Hope everything's been going well lately.	dev02.message.text
I'll talk to you soon.	dev02.message.text
By the way, are you going to any events during Gas Fair?	dev02.message.text
Kevin	dev02.message.text
Thought you might appreciate this.	dev02.message.text
Brian, Unfortunately I won't be able to make it, but thanks for the email.	dev02.message.text
Hope everything is going well with you.	dev02.message.text
Have a great time at the party and tell Sweets I said Happy Kevin	dev02.message.text
Leroy, Thanks for the email.	dev02.message.text
Sorry it took so long to get back to you - I actually am just catching up with my emails now - Friday at 5pm.	dev02.message.text
I'm interested in talking to you about the lunch discussion.	dev02.message.text
Kevin	dev02.message.text
BL, Have you experienced any blackouts yet?	dev02.message.text
I think you'll see a lot this summer.	dev02.message.text
What does everyone think about the situation?	dev02.message.text
Do they think it's a threat or not?	dev02.message.text
I think the state is in for a horrific summer - I hope it doesn't turn out that way, but it'll be incredibly difficult to avoid.	dev02.message.text
Hope everything's going well with work and with the family.	dev02.message.text
When's the next time you'll be in Dallas?	dev02.message.text
Let me know.	dev02.message.text
KR	dev02.message.text
Great to hear from you.	dev02.message.text
Looking forward to meeting in Houston for a baseball game.	dev02.message.text
Conway will be in Corpis soon so we should be able to do a weekend.	dev02.message.text
We should start construction on the house in May - what an incredibly long process it is.	dev02.message.text
I definitely would not do it if I had to do it over again.	dev02.message.text
One redeeming factor is that we bought on a good block.	dev02.message.text
We definitely have the ugliest house on the block.	dev02.message.text
We should get a pop in real estate also when all the California companies start migrating to Texas.	dev02.message.text
Joking aside, unless you guys have incredibly mild weather this summer combined with a lot of rainfall, you're summer will suck.	dev02.message.text
There is no doubt that the CA economy is going to suffer a great recession.	dev02.message.text
You have a shortage of supply so the only way to ease the problem is to reduce demand.	dev02.message.text
This usually occurs when prices reach levels where the price sensitive buyers cut back.	dev02.message.text
However, with your boy Grey Davis pushing for price caps, this won't happen.	dev02.message.text
The next way for demand to be trimmed is for companies to leave, so this will probably need to happen to an extent for the problem to ease.	dev02.message.text
The other factor, of course, is that you could have an increase in supply - new power plants.	dev02.message.text
But being that the amt.	dev02.message.text
of time it takes to develop and build a power plant in CA is about 3 times as long as in most other states combined with the fact that CA hasn't had a new power plant in the last 10 years, an increase in supply doesn't seem likely in the short term.	dev02.message.text
Again, this is only my opinion, so you could take it with a grain of salt.	dev02.message.text
Talk to you soon.	dev02.message.text
Kevin	dev02.message.text
That state will never be the same.	dev02.message.text
My prediction is that the state will be bankrupt within the next 2 years unless the Federal Gov't bails it out.	dev02.message.text
I hope Lowery has held off on buying his house.	dev02.message.text
Talk to you this weekend.	dev02.message.text
I blew off the Montana trip so I'll be home.	dev02.message.text
KR	dev02.message.text
Did you go to any parties last night??	dev02.message.text
I was lame, I didn't go to a single one.	dev02.message.text
I heard there were some decent ones.	dev02.message.text
How's life at Duke been?	dev02.message.text
I haven't talked to you much since you've become a big ICE trader.	dev02.message.text
Talk to you soon.	dev02.message.text
KR	dev02.message.text
I don't think many buying opportunities out there.	dev02.message.text
The economy is going to get crushed this year.	dev02.message.text
There's only one place to put one's money now, and that is in cash.	dev02.message.text
The manufacturing sector is in dire straits and you will continue to see an increase in plant shutdowns and company layoffs.	dev02.message.text
The Fed could continue to lower rates but there'll be little capital investment if consumer spending dries up.	dev02.message.text
I feel we've just seen the beginning.	dev02.message.text
I think the Dow will be trading under 8000 by the end of April.	dev02.message.text
Psychologically, the California crisis will add to consumer fear.	dev02.message.text
The crisis is not a short term problem.	dev02.message.text
As a result, barring any Federal bailout, you could kiss that state's economy goodbye.	dev02.message.text
Let me ask you a question; if you were paying (1) the highest real estate prices in the country, and (2) the highest energy prices for the least reliable power, in (3) the midst of a hi-tech meltdown, what would keep you or your company from closing shop and moving to a different state??	dev02.message.text
If you own any CA real estate, sell.	dev02.message.text
The only way to solve the CA energy crisis is to reduce demand or increase supply.	dev02.message.text
Since CA doesn't want any power plants in its backyard, the supply issue likely won't be solved anytime soon.	dev02.message.text
So, how do impact demand??	dev02.message.text
You have to price energy(power/gas) so high that the discretionary user (household, manufacturer, commercial store) conserves by closing its plant, cutting back on the thermastat or running the commercial operation during off-peak hours.	dev02.message.text
California will see this reduction in demand over time.	dev02.message.text
If the blackouts subside it's because so many businesses have closed their doors for good or moved to another state.	dev02.message.text
Without this, the blackouts will get much worse.	dev02.message.text
If the state tries to get into the business of buying and selling electricity and gas, I would bet it will go bankrupt within 2-3 yrs.	dev02.message.text
Could you imagine the impact on the national economy from the bankruptcy of the U.S.'s most prosperous state.	dev02.message.text
Obviously this is only my opinion, but I would keep my eyes on the energy markets - that's where the key to the turnaround lies.	dev02.message.text
Take Care and thanks for the email.	dev02.message.text
Kevin	dev02.message.text
Glad everyone had a good time at Sweets'.	dev02.message.text
I hope he had a blast.	dev02.message.text
In terms of your email reply, you can have Calpine.	dev02.message.text
How are they going to make money long term if price caps are instituted?	dev02.message.text
This obviously would be the stupidest policy.	dev02.message.text
In addition their exposure to the CA crisis must be pretty significant - when and how are they going to get paid?	dev02.message.text
I wouldn't want to bank on the energy market in the most regulated state in the country.	dev02.message.text
Plus, if the state backs energy purchases, it's going to get to the point where who wants to own CA credit??	dev02.message.text
PG&E and Edison International are doomed, as they should be.	dev02.message.text
The state of CA is going to go down the tubes unless they find some good leadership.	dev02.message.text
Unfortunately, noone out there seems to have the least clue on how to solve the problem.	dev02.message.text
The politicians are a complete joke.	dev02.message.text
It is incredibly disheartening to witness the absolute stupidity of the CA politicians in addressing this issue.	dev02.message.text
They seem to be much more focused on finger pointing than coming up with a viable solution.	dev02.message.text
I honestly think they are incable of solving the problem.	dev02.message.text
KR	dev02.message.text
You're correct, Enron doesn't get too involved in these conventions.	dev02.message.text

Congratulations to you and Rena.

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When is the due date?

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Kevin

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Wow, what a gracious thank you.

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I'm speechless.

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Hope everything's been going well lately.

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I'll talk to you soon.

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By the way, are you going to any events during Gas Fair?

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Kevin

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Thought you might appreciate this.

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Brian, Unfortunately I won't be able to make it, but thanks for the email.

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Hope everything is going well with you.

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Have a great time at the party and tell Sweets I said Happy Kevin

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Leroy, Thanks for the email.

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Sorry it took so long to get back to you - I actually am just catching up with my emails now - Friday at 5pm.

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I'm interested in talking to you about the lunch discussion.

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Kevin

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BL, Have you experienced any blackouts yet?

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I think you'll see a lot this summer.

dev02.message.text

What does everyone think about the situation?

dev02.message.text

Do they think it's a threat or not?

dev02.message.text

I think the state is in for a horrific summer - I hope it doesn't turn out that way, but it'll be incredibly difficult to avoid.

dev02.message.text

Hope everything's going well with work and with the family.

dev02.message.text

When's the next time you'll be in Dallas?

dev02.message.text

Let me know.

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KR

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Great to hear from you.

dev02.message.text

Looking forward to meeting in Houston for a baseball game.

dev02.message.text

Conway will be in Corpis soon so we should be able to do a weekend.

dev02.message.text

We should start construction on the house in May - what an incredibly long process it is.

dev02.message.text

I definitely would not do it if I had to do it over again.

dev02.message.text

One redeeming factor is that we bought on a good block.

dev02.message.text

We definitely have the ugliest house on the block.

dev02.message.text

We should get a pop in real estate also when all the California companies start migrating to Texas.

dev02.message.text

Joking aside, unless you guys have incredibly mild weather this summer combined with a lot of rainfall, you're summer will suck.

dev02.message.text

There is no doubt that the CA economy is going to suffer a great recession.

dev02.message.text

You have a shortage of supply so the only way to ease the problem is to reduce demand.

dev02.message.text

This usually occurs when prices reach levels where the price sensitive buyers cut back.

dev02.message.text

However, with your boy Grey Davis pushing for price caps, this won't happen.

dev02.message.text

The next way for demand to be trimmed is for companies to leave, so this will probably need to happen to an extent for the problem to ease.

dev02.message.text

The other factor, of course, is that you could have an increase in supply - new power plants.

dev02.message.text

But being that the amt.

dev02.message.text

of time it takes to develop and build a power plant in CA is about 3 times as long as in most other states combined with the fact that CA hasn't had a new power plant in the last 10 years, an increase in supply doesn't seem likely in the short term.

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Again, this is only my opinion, so you could take it with a grain of salt.

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Talk to you soon.

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Kevin

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That state will never be the same.

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My prediction is that the state will be bankrupt within the next 2 years unless the Federal Gov't bails it out.

dev02.message.text

I hope Lowery has held off on buying his house.

dev02.message.text

Talk to you this weekend.

dev02.message.text

I blew off the Montana trip so I'll be home.

dev02.message.text

KR

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Did you go to any parties last night??

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I was lame, I didn't go to a single one.

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I heard there were some decent ones.

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How's life at Duke been?

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I haven't talked to you much since you've become a big ICE trader.

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Talk to you soon.

dev02.message.text

KR

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I don't think many buying opportunities out there.

dev02.message.text

The economy is going to get crushed this year.

dev02.message.text

There's only one place to put one's money now, and that is in cash.

dev02.message.text

The manufacturing sector is in dire straits and you will continue to see an increase in plant shutdowns and company layoffs.

dev02.message.text

The Fed could continue to lower rates but there'll be little capital investment if consumer spending dries up.

dev02.message.text

I feel we've just seen the beginning.

dev02.message.text

I think the Dow will be trading under 8000 by the end of April.

dev02.message.text

Psychologically, the California crisis will add to consumer fear.

dev02.message.text

The crisis is not a short term problem.

dev02.message.text

As a result, barring any Federal bailout, you could kiss that state's economy goodbye.

dev02.message.text

Let me ask you a question; if you were paying (1) the highest real estate prices in the country, and (2) the highest energy prices for the least reliable power, in (3) the midst of a hi-tech meltdown, what would keep you or your company from closing shop and moving to a different state??

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If you own any CA real estate, sell.

dev02.message.text

The only way to solve the CA energy crisis is to reduce demand or increase supply.

dev02.message.text

Since CA doesn't want any power plants in its backyard, the supply issue likely won't be solved anytime soon.

dev02.message.text

So, how do impact demand??

dev02.message.text

You have to price energy(power/gas) so high that the discretionary user (household, manufacturer, commercial store) conserves by closing its plant, cutting back on the thermastat or running the commercial operation during off-peak hours.

dev02.message.text

California will see this reduction in demand over time.

dev02.message.text

If the blackouts subside it's because so many businesses have closed their doors for good or moved to another state.

dev02.message.text

Without this, the blackouts will get much worse.

dev02.message.text

If the state tries to get into the business of buying and selling electricity and gas, I would bet it will go bankrupt within 2-3 yrs.

dev02.message.text

Could you imagine the impact on the national economy from the bankruptcy of the U.S.'s most prosperous state.

dev02.message.text

Obviously this is only my opinion, but I would keep my eyes on the energy markets - that's where the key to the turnaround lies.

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Take Care and thanks for the email.

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Kevin

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Glad everyone had a good time at Sweets'.

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I hope he had a blast.

dev02.message.text

In terms of your email reply, you can have Calpine.

dev02.message.text

How are they going to make money long term if price caps are instituted?

dev02.message.text

This obviously would be the stupidest policy.

dev02.message.text

In addition their exposure to the CA crisis must be pretty significant - when and how are they going to get paid?

dev02.message.text

I wouldn't want to bank on the energy market in the most regulated state in the country.

dev02.message.text

Plus, if the state backs energy purchases, it's going to get to the point where who wants to own CA credit??

dev02.message.text

PG&E and Edison International are doomed, as they should be.

dev02.message.text

The state of CA is going to go down the tubes unless they find some good leadership.

dev02.message.text

Unfortunately, noone out there seems to have the least clue on how to solve the problem.

dev02.message.text

The politicians are a complete joke.

dev02.message.text

It is incredibly disheartening to witness the absolute stupidity of the CA politicians in addressing this issue.

dev02.message.text

They seem to be much more focused on finger pointing than coming up with a viable solution.

dev02.message.text

I honestly think they are incable of solving the problem.

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KR

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You're correct, Enron doesn't get too involved in these conventions.

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