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State Outcome pending Decision Approved: pause two discretionary G&A line items pending the next close to test whether the April opex creep was a one-off. Owner Granite Lane finance Decided · review by 2026-05-08 2026-06-30 Effect when decided $18,360 Outcome Being measured
Next: the outcome window closes — the recorded outcome is checked on a later close.
Assumptions on the day· The April creep was concentrated in two discretionary line items.
· Pausing them would not disrupt the next-month operating plan.
Since this decisionNo post-decision value yet — the outcome is pending, not a number.
An inferred association over a window where other factors also changed — never a proven cause.
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