Different divisions should mean different names.
Landry's, for example, has more than 15 different restaurant brands. Morton's, Mastros, Claim Jumper, Landry's, etc.
Absent different names, how can you try to air the 'racy' Baristas reality show in Pennsylvania, where there was significant public concern that the servers might be attired as they are in the Seattle kiosks??? Which brand is supposed to come to mind when one sees Baristas in Country Weekly?
Speaking of which, worth asking Mr. Henthorn when he expects Amazon -- or even his own website -- to carry the k-cups announced back in February, for April Amazon availability. When I searched k-cup coffee on amazon.com, found 51 brands -- but only barista prima with the name barista.
Or when any k-cup retail availability will be announced, particularly in Mexico where there was a major international distribution PR.
Would also be fun to see pictures of the PA mall locations when clicking the 'all locations' button on the baristas.tv website. Instead, the most recent location one sees (as a placeholder) is the announced in February, 2014 but yet to open third SW FL location.
Similarly, where is the Q1 10-Q due back in April? Company hasn't even filed the NT 10-Q for a late filing -- though it has previously done so in the other quarters it has been late.
The items I suggest above don't seem like big deals -- but failure to do them reduces investor confidence in the company and hence pps.
