In the end.
This press conference concluded satisfactorily.
Of course.
This satisfaction was in Locke's opinion. The journalists were quite disappointed with the lack of explosive information and Locke's perfunctory answers.
Forget it!
If it's not explosive enough, make it up.
...
After the event dispersed.
Locke returned to his office and began working. There were many tasks ahead; to avoid being seen as a 'reverse role model' for quitting the group, his workload was heavy.
Fortunately.
He wasn't fighting alone.
Moreover.
He wasn't particularly interested in welfare. He always thought the previous Greek welfare was unreasonable, built entirely on high government debt.
Borrow money.
Spend money.
Borrow again.
Spend again.
...
An infinite loop.
This model was exciting for the masses but left the Greek authorities with an ever-increasing debt. As someone in charge, Locke couldn't stand it.
If it continues like this.
Eating and drinking.
Playing.
Borrowing money.
