Huh...
How to respond? I have twenty million shares (more than some...less than others) that have been sitting dormant for years. Perhaps others will forgive me for a less than stellar attitude.
First...I am thrilled that the SEC has FINALLY concluded their investigation and found no fault worth pursuing legally. It only took three years and the complete ruin of our investment.
Alright...now to the topic of the company. We need several things addressed if you are going to begin building back investor confidence. Here are mine:
1. Financials (I know they are absolute $h!t, but get them done.)
2. Plan for Getting Off the Grey Market
3. Deal with the Company Default Status with the Nevada SOS
4. Plans for Revenue - This means I'd actually like to know how you intend to produce revenue for the company. Hell, at this juncture...get into the marijuana business. F%$K! Anything! Where is the company potential at this juncture? Where is the long-term shareholder value you promised?
5. CFO Status (Could be grouped with the Financials. And please don't give me a line like, "We'll be looking in the near future." I was sold on that last year.)
I don't have a preference for which is more important. They should all be addressed with urgency.
I also apologize to you, Toland. I know you got a bad hand. It totally blows. I'm sorry that I'm being rude; however, you can imagine how people that put their trust in you are having a harder and harder time giving sympathy. It is the same concept as losing a loved one. In the beginning, those around you give you understanding and sympathy. After time passes, they say, "Suck it the f$%k up and deal with it. I lost my mom, too." You can imagine where I am at in this equation. I appreciate all of your persistence and dedication. And with my apology noted, I'd still like a "come to Jesus" discussion on the crucial topics for which investors should have a basic understanding.
