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Re: PepsiMan post# 148951

Sunday, 03/27/2022 10:38:56 AM

Sunday, March 27, 2022 10:38:56 AM

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So in essence, what is being said here is quite simple. Company management signed off on the 10Q without reading it or ensuring the information being made public is accurate, and transparent. If the shares were not sold and it was simply a error, or ommission of fact, then the company should, file an amended 10K explaining the discrepancies. And if DLM is so busy raising his large family, and running a pizza business and a roofing business, maybe he needed to sell those shares to put food on the table and a roof over their heads and forgot to file the Form 4 as required. The other possibility is the company does not care about accuracy or transparency and signed off on an official required filing without first verifying the content. I can see an error being made for one but when the share counts are different for two, well that seems odd. Maybe the company management is not literate.