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Tuesday, 11/21/2006 10:50:58 PM

Tuesday, November 21, 2006 10:50:58 PM

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And Incidentally, BWLD's shares outstanding has gone from 4 million shares to 8,446,00 shares in like 3 years. Yeah, BWLD has a higher share price and fewer shares, but that's not important. The point is, it would be wrong to suggest that BWLD hasn't diluted shareholders. Any company that grows its stock price rapidly and compensates its management with options is going to have dilution, obviously. The fact that Bushnell isn't selling is indicative of something.

Bottom line: If uWink is able to generate returns on capital that are above and beyond that of an ordinary restaurant, growth will be no problem and the stock is pure gold. Any company that can sustainably generate higher returns is worth a lot. The fact that uWink is new and has tons of room to grow adds to that value.

Might it be prudent to wait and see if it can indeed generate superior returns? Sure. I mean, I can't argue with that. The stock is riskier at this point because that hasn't been proven to be the case. But the evidence seems to suggest it will be, and gains will aggregate much more rapidly to people who take the plunge before deinitive proof is out there. Zac