Question, DD:
Do you know how long BRich, FedMed, and I have been waiting? Do you know how many months went by this year with my time-stamped testimony, asking this company to do something?
Do you know how many months have gone by as you sit there with a comfortable smirk on your face, and this stock, the carrot everyone is staring at, just stares back like an lump of coal?
Do you think that is also part of the morale problem that seems to be within the ranks? And why maybe 90% of our members left? Or so it feels? Becauase they get more tired of staring at a lump of coal than I do?
Does this company have any motivational cartoons, or just depressing antogonistic cartoons? Do you think they even have any intentions of coming public here? Or do you think it could be some kind of mental illness? Maybe an experiment where they dangle a carrot in front of everyone, just out of reach, to see if they will die first?
I think there was an experiment once with monkeys and a bell and some food. They kept ringing the bell. Over and over. And never got any food. When enough time passed, do you know what happened to those monkeys? It's an interesting experiment. I don't think I'd like to be one of those monkeys in a cage. Ringing a bell for eternity, staring at an elusive carrot that doesn't even pretend to string me along. In fact, stringing me along would be better than staring at a lump of coal. Then I could be chasing the carrot for months like a rat on a spinning wheel that goes nowhere.
It's a terrible feeling. Maybe this company should release a PR and give the public some sales projections, its intent to come public. Maybe consult with lawyers on what's legal. Maybe explain Ailexi, YBN, the clinics. You know, DO SOMETHING. Sometimes doing something is better than NOTHING. Like, almost, always.
Oh, and if there was a gag order, and that's a big IFFF, that's really uncool. I'd rather people quit than be silenced. That's like solitary confinement. And I don't like solitary confinement.
Just saying...
