Isn't it slightly odd that John James has not argued strongly with Sam? A few weeks ago John James would have been like a dog with a bone relishing every opportunity for an endless argument. Confrontation and argument were his trademarks (who can forget the number of times he clashed with Ben.) So why is he not pouncing on Sam? Does he fear he has met his match? Or is it another tactic?

Isn't it slightly odd that John James has not argued strongly with Sam?

Fairfax offline 4,338 Forum Posts Today at 5:52 PM Last Edited: Reference:LiverpoolLass I was thinking the same thing brisket. If anyone has given JJ cause to have a ruck, it is Sam but he has chosen not to say anything but actually defend him to an extent. All because Sam has knowledge of the 'outside world'. Had Mr. Pepper been a regular hm, JJ would have gone down his own hypocritical annihilate route, a la Ben. He is only being nice because he fears that Sam could blow open the romance he has cleverly cultivated with Josie. A litle knowledge is a dangerous thing and Sam possesses this knowledge