A recent Delaware Court of Chancery case should win a “candor award” for acknowledging that despite the arguments of both sides regarding the alleged intent of parties in the agreement at issue, the court found that notwithstanding multiple re-readings of both the agreement involved, and the arguments of the parties in their briefs, the court could not quite understand the intent of the parties to the contract. Therefore, the court determined that extrinsic evidence was required to determine the intent of the parties (and to understand the meaning of the agreement). Thus, the motions to dismiss were denied. See Western Standard LLC v. Sourcehov Holdings, Inc., C.A. No. 2018-0280-JRS (Del. Ch. July 24, 2019).