Absolutely. It's purely vanity in a way it's a power play. They can afford to negotiate, so they will. If they don't have to negotiate, for example when the ma

Absolutely. It's purely vanity in a way it's a power play. They can afford to negotiate, so they will. If they don't have to negotiate, for example when the market is bad or when there are competing offers from a non-peer - they choose not to.