Well, finally listening to this chart poppers interview and I have to say I don't think I've ever heard Lehner speak so passionately. Here's a quote:
"We are not an ATM machine, I'm on a mission. I work very hard, long hours, and I'm not the only one in this organization. We have highly motivated, effective people, forming a core group that really wants to get this done. And you should never underestimate what can be accomplished by people who are working together for something they believe in. And there's no amount of money that can buy the commitment, the enthusiasm, the dedication, the passion, we have to pull this off. This is a very important thing we are doing, not only for ourselves but for our shareholders, many of whom are just fine individuals. We owe it to these loyal long-term shareholders to not accept failure as an option. I'm more confident than I ever have been that this company is going to be a model (when it's studied in the future) of how a junior public company can earn the respect of its shareholders over the long term, that it is legitimate and important that a place exists for emerging ideas; like winning colours stain remover, like our other products, like winning brands, to get funded and to go out there and prevail. America has rewarded spirited brands, spirited business teams, even as they start up as a boot-strap operation if they have the right stuff. We have the right stuff - this is what will eventually become clear, despite the best attempts by critics and bashers in the mean time to find every little trivial flaw that they can. That's fine, but we have demonstrated a commitment to stay on mission. We are doing it, and we are very close to proving the good sense and the vision of our long-term supporters."
OK. We've got the hot tub hot, the wine cooler's cool. It's Hammer time!
