They won't want to acquire $GIGL because they have only two stores. That's barely proof of concept at this point. All they proved is they can work in the L.A. market.
Since people are saying that $GIGL is a higher end playscape/restaurant, that demographic has not been tested in other markets to see if it translates elsewhere.
Let them get 20-50 successful stores before anyone can even begin to talk buyout. I would think 75-100 would be better, but we can toss around the lower numbers too if someone wants to grow the company after the buyout.
I know there are exceptions with lower numbers, but let's go with the trend, not the outliers. Two cars in a driveway does not make it a car dealership.
Stock manipulation according to the SEC. "Making false or misleading statements about a company."