"That’s why people are salty"
That's also why Roger is no longer CEO. We keep dwelling on the past and not looking towards the future.
Yes, Roger was the CEO. He was putting out things that were just ideas instead of firm projects, which was a terrible way to do things. However, because he was putting out crap that never happened, some shareholders and location backers decided it was time for him to go. One of those people was Rogen Cchabra, who said that he would step in in order to clean up a large amount of problems brought about by Roger. He eventually became the new CEO.
Rogen did what he was supposed to do. He said in the very beginning that he was just a temporary fix and he was going to get the company back on track, and then leave. Later he said he might stay another year, and that was unfortunate, because he then decided to stick to the original plan and leave at the end of June. So he left.
At that point, Toronto decided that Ben would take the job, which he did. This gives us two conclusions:
1) We do have a CEO. Even if it is stated over and over again that "we have been X number of months without a CEO" this is not the case. Ben took over the position and we do have a CEO. We may not like Ben, his weight or whatever else, but we have one, in spite of claims to the contrary.
2) Roger's past as CEO is irrelevant at this point. To continue harping on the fact that Roger said a lot of things years ago that never came to fruition is pointless at this time. Roger was replaced not by one, but 2 CEO's after the fact. Yes, most of us agree with you that he did damage, but that is why he is no longer the CEO. To keep talking about the company today and ignoring the expansion plus the new revenue growth, while constantly claiming that "the company" isn't doing what they said they would do? We are now in 2023 and we have 5 locations just in the USA, whereas when Roger was CEO we only had 3 in total.
This company has done a lot of growth and expansion in the past few years. Sure, I wish they would have grown faster, but unfortunately they have not. But still, they have grown, and I rather concentrate on the current positives, not the past negatives. It is what it is (IIWII), and we move forward from here since a former CEO is irrelevant at this time.
I see good things in our future and hope other shareholders can too. I am not here to make excuses for the past, just pointing out that there are people in the company trying to make this company succeed in 2023 and beyond, so why should I diminish their hard work and effort?
$FUNN
