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Re: surfkast post# 52587

Tuesday, 11/28/2023 12:38:57 AM

Tuesday, November 28, 2023 12:38:57 AM

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My only point is that the more successful the business is, the more options there are and it puts more leverage in Mr. Blagman's hands. Also it shoots everyone in the foot, including Mr. Ralston, to shake Mr. Blagman (right now he is the only hand that feeds) down to an unreasonable point. A million dollars isn't a great deal of money in the entertainment business, especially so, with a successful TV show. There are options, flexibility, and room to negotiate along different avenues and scenarios. This would include various combinations of conversions, paying, and renegotiation.

Honestly, I think many people in these forums are so used to outright scams and fraud; they have essentially no knowledge of how real business works. Often times, it is about being fluid and flexible rather than playing hardball and finding scenarios that work for all parties. Remember, even companies like Amazon, Royal Dutch Petroleum, and Bristol Myers Squibb are all public and use operating debt. It is the nature of business. And it isn't hardly a crushing blow when you are actually doing business and making yourself worthwhile.

So you can draw your scenario. I can draw another. And probably neither of us will draw it as it will actually end up transpiring. Everyone involved, from Jason, Ted Ralston, Mr. Blagman, and others will have scenarios they will start with. It will end up somewhere in a compromising middle because everyone has leverage. There are more options and room to maneuver here than the vast majority of penny stocks (which are not productive viable businesses).
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