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good reviews are piling up for Tuscon. Maybe there is hope
it has always been a couple of months. Like a carrot, so close yet so far
US locations are losing money and there are simply no more gimmicks left to peddle.
When one is facing a 90% loss, the miracle is the only thing to hope for. Basic human psych
a new sucker is born every minute
adding money-losing locations, during a pandemic or not, is not a good idea.
ahh, the good old 2018 when the hope was still alive for this stock. What a difference 4 years make.
dude..are you kidding me? when people have a horrible experience at Snakes it's usually in a group and everyone in the group usually leaves a 1-star review individually. You find these 1-star review batches at ALL of their locations. As a matter of fact, my first review ever was a 1-star review for a wine shop in Solden, Austria, where our group was treated as a 3d class citizens. We all left a 1 star individually. And this is VERY normal.
What's NOT normal is 13 reviews in 6 months for Guelph. What's also NOT normal is 74 reviews in more than a year for Tuscon. Chicago is not much better. So let's not try to sugarcoat anything and just say it how it is, Tempe is the ONLY US location that has been busy till now. Things may change, but today, Tempe gets more reviews in 1 week than ALL the other US locations combined get in a month.
I review when smth is exceptionally good or bad. But my point is not about how often you or I post reviews. It's about how often a place gets reviewed in general..... If you look at Candian locations, you will notice that on average, there are at least 1-2 reviews a day. The same goes for Tempe. Now look at Chicago, Guelph, and Tuscon. 1 review a week, if that. The places are simply not busy so they get reviewed less. In the case of Guelph, it's a whole of a lot less.
yes, it's a standard copy/paste for all negative reviews. The number of reviews is still pathetic considering how long they have been open. The same goes for Chicago and Tuscon. It's like 1 review a week for all of them, if lucky. Tempe is the ONLY US location that is doing well attendancewise.
looks like Guelph is not only empty but has some really clueless/unqualified staff
clearly market has zero trust in the management and their endless bs
Hundreds of millions of shares are now owned by the mngmnt and store owners
ok, distressed is a better word if we are nitpicking. My point is that THIS time it is different as they don't look to be in distress with that kind of rating. The books might be completely diff story though. Afterall, Snakes is taking over their debt
well, historically they merge with game cafes that are in trouble. This one look like a diff story
Gamehaus somehow has the highest ranking on google of any board game cafes I have seen, so they cant be failing that bad.
https://www.google.com/search?q=gamehaus+glendale&oq=gamehaus&aqs=chrome.0.69i59j69i57j0i10j0i20i263i512j0i512l3j69i60.2780j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
Also, I wonder if they copied Snake's design as the interior looks almost identical.
https://gamehauscafe.com/
if Mr.Beast is officially associated with S&L, the market will not care about audits or how much it fits the menu. Whether it's burgers, bar food or his fart in jar, this thing will blow to high heavens
dont wanna get my hopes up again but Mr. Beasts's involvement could be massive for S&L.
"cash deal" ATM is open for business today. Nice timing lol
You know things are dire when 1m shares at 0.01 is considered volume
"Learning the lesson this time around" is an ongoing theme with this company. 3+ years now, same theme
Imagine the day they start announcing partnerships/deals/initiatives when they actually happen and are contractually signed instead of feeding us empty promises that never materialize? Exactly... I cant either.
Strategic partner promised months ago is now a promising initiative lol. Someone should teach these gus how to lie better
meant to say 10s and yes, I stand corrected
Tempe had over 40 reviews in the last monh so let's not blame it on Covid
Tempe had over 40 reviews in just 1 month so let's not blame it on Covid
I am sorry, 11 reviews in the last 3 months LMFAO.
never mind..just looked at Chicago and it's a disaster. 10 new reviews in the last 3 months and half of them are horrible. 100s of millions of shares wasted
Tempe had over 100 reviews within a month of opening. Tuscon is only now breaking 50s. It was in the 30s for months. Anyway, if Tuscon is not a flop it could be a great proof of concept on US soil
Just to give credit when it's due.. Tuscon reviews are finally starting to pile up. Maybe a tiny glimpse of hope on a horizon?
time for another carrot
the same thing that happened to 28 other non-existent carrots that were dangled in front of shareholders to keep this thing afloat. That's why no one trusts the management anymore n the stock is where its at
they can start by coming clean about where the company stands instead of constantly feeding us bs
what did I miss? did they misspell another runner by accident?
it was low float and it was tightly held in 2017 with that CAH deal and a franchising pipe dream. It's neither now with 1B+ float and nearly sub-penny sp
that just proves my point about people sitting on tens of millions waiting to unload. This is why the stock cant get up from the mud and most likely never will unless we get bought out.
once we get to 9.5c maybe I will
I have lost the pinky fairytale vision I once held but I'm still here with 1.2 mil. Waiting and waiting and waiting to unload.
this is a story we have been telling ourselves for 3+ years, while ridin' it down from high teens to subs. I have had enough of this cool aid
it just cannot hold gains. Any tiny pop is ALWAYS met with heavy selling. Too many shares out there in the hands of people who want out