Natalie implies that delaying the financial transaction until the next year will not hurt anyone but helps the employees. She says, "P&M has deep pockets. They're gonna make plenty of money off this deal. Six million is a blip to them. But, if this deal falls through now, Sybil could go bankrupt and go out of business altogether. Do you really wanna be responsible for that?" She also says, "Our employees are counting on this deal. We're talking about 200 employees." She indirectly suggests that revealing the financial transaction before next year could put the deal and risk and that employees would suffer as a result. Which aspect of the FAIR test is Natalie making an appeal to