How do his personal issues impact product development.
That is quite an interesting question. So let’s analyze this question. First of all, it is common knowledge that the CEO was arrested multiple times for suspicions of driving while intoxicated or DUI. That is a fact. It is also a fact that he has pleaded guilty to a particular offense in El Dorado criminal court. That is a fact. I don’t know if Ed has drug problems. However, there are many people that seem to believe that he does based on the posts on this board. As the CEO of a company, you drive product development. That is simply common sense just like Steve Jobs drives product development, Bill Gates drives product development, Michael Dell drives product development, Lee Iacocca drove product development, Larry Page drove product development and on and on and on. Just because the CEO does not carry the title of vice president of product development, that does not mean that he does not drive product development. I would hope you would not conclude that Ed‘s job is to manage the finances of the company because that would be hilarious. Therefore, of course if and I stress if Ed has drug problems, of course it affects product development. Do you really believe that a person with substance abuse problems can perform as effectively as a person without substance abuse problems. That would be quite a sad message to send to not only to corporate America but to the children of America and ad citizens of this country, we should not go down that road. If Ed has alcohol problems or substance abuse problems, I think you should conclude that it does affect product development.
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