David is very aware shareholders are disappointed via texts, voicemails, and such. To be honest during my last phone call with David he was honest about everything upcoming that they are working on.
Both him and Hank are looking into about five acquisitions daily, and David has spoken to the auditors and received a quote.
Most off-schedule audit dates were from the auditors themselves, and David was frustrated with himself that he gave them out to shareholders without verification.
He's working with the SEC with regards to any R/S potential down the road, because they pretty much told him that if he R/S'd right now he'd be a private company because number of shareholders would drop below 600. We currently sit at a few thousand. Since he wants to stay public, he's talking to the SEC to better understand said regulations. He has a pretty solid communication tie with the SEC overall, and we discussed it several times.
