Ok, so I just read about who you spoke to, and I am not surprised in the least that none of the receptionist knew what you were talking about, or would admit they knew. Once again, this is executive level information. Not sure if you have ever worked for a large company, but this would not be information spread around to average employees. And yes, I do think it is more likely that Massey told Investors rather than employees. I think he was going to resign soon anyway, with or without the funding. I think he fully thought he would have it by then when he said that and would still resign later when that finally got to the NASDAQ. I think the only reason he said it this time was to save face for his previous comment, but he didn't specify a timeline. He said he's getting a new team in place which will obviously take time. It will not be quick.
I too am pretty pissed about the way things have been happening lately, and though I choose to hang out on Discord rather than here, I'm not a cheerleader like some of those guys. I don't think the company is failing, not even a little bit. I think they are going to be monsters in their class, but are definitely having growing pains. A lot of the frustrations, aside from SP, are simply from Massey sharing things he was excited about and giving timelines outside of his control and knowledge. It was not smart to do, but I don't feel it was intentional in the slightest. Not paying his debt to Tony and letting him dilute us is his fault, but he also took Ed Kaplan and Darin Pastor at their words that funding would be had in time. Had given accurate timelines themselves, maybe Dave would had found alternate means then and Tony would had been paid off before diluting us and holding down the SP. Any way it goes we still would had dropped significantly with the market.
