"I’m not keeping you here. We’ve discussed the terms and you  both  signed the contract. If you wish to back out of the terms, you may. However, I know  good  business sense is foreign to you, so allow me to explain. By backing out of the predetermined terms, you’re foregoing your rights to the contract. Ergo, we don’t need to take this any further, but as I’m not an investor in your business, I will be taking my money with me. Does that make sense, or should I dumb it down to a third-year level?"