^^^^^^^^^^^^
sorry that you feel that way. Then again, this board isn't really the place for your feelings.
So, FO
>Define Evergreen
What is 'Evergreen (Contract Provision)'?
Evergreen is a contract provision that automatically renews an agreement after the expiry date. The contract would roll over periodically until one of the parties defaults or gives notice to terminate the contract.
While an evergreen clause provides convenience for either party because they don’t have to renegotiate the terms of the contract on expiry date, one can find himself stuck with these types of contractual agreements if s/he is not satisfied with the dealings. In a case where a dissatisfied party forgets to cancel the agreement when it expires, they may find themselves or their investments locked in for another period of time.
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/e/evergreen.asp
HRC is the contract (killer) that won't go away, long after the expiry date of Nov 8, 2018. Think: 16 year plan.
White House Communications Agency assigns USSS code names. Why Evergreen? Someone knew that HRC would be difficult to get rid of.
Also: GREEN = inexperienced
>These people are stupid
Evergreen, then, must be eternally stupid