Paul Singer, as we have noted, is used to getting his way. Well, in the matter of the bankruptcy of California’s largest utility and fiery-clearer-of-ground PG&E, Singer most certainly did not get his way. And when Paul Singer does not get his way, he tends to get cranky. This tendency, furthermore, is exacerbated when he agrees to not get his way in exchange for something, and that something is not forthcoming—especially if it is stymied in what he perceives to be some dastardly and ungentlemanly way. That Paul Singer will not abide—and Paul Singer can be a very patient man when he’s angry.