"Grice and Jackson defend the view that ‘If A, then C’ is true if and only if either A is false or C is true. The analysis, as I call it, is widely regarded as a failure. But Adam Rieger has recently offered a set of assertability conditions for the indicative that suggest that there is hope for the analysis. The conditions can be derived from the analysis itself, the knowledge rule of assertion, and general conversational maxims; no appeal to “conventional implicature” is required. In this paper I show how Rieger’s conditions canbe used to address some of the key problem cases for the analysis."