Drug man, you said a few things there that I'm not sure how accurate or inaccurate they are but one of them for sure stands out of an auditor doing things illegally. Why would an auditor do things illegally unless he was told by someone in management to make things look like this or make things look like that? Any company can go to h&r block and all they got to do is put all the right numbers in the right boxes and it's all legal. What may not be legal? Is him being asked to put something that belongs in one category in to another category? Because that's the only way that they can regain compliance again. So I don't think there is any kind of illegal auditors or illegal auditor activity that cause any problems. Secondly, if this stock ever does take off, and it's tradable Mr. GQ public, then I can just jump right back in at that point. I don't think it's going to be trading at $5 a share, before it goes public, if it ever does. So all these things about a form 10 and why they filed it and why they pulled it. And all these discussions about illegal auditor activity, just doesn't make that pill any easier to swallow. Swallow. If you guys are in it, I'm happy for you, I just chose to make some money with the money that's been sitting there stagnant for like 15 months. I was fortunate to be able to buy on the crash down and by the low price to where I can get rid of it at the low price that it is now and still make a teeny bit of money. I didn't lose a penny on this, so as far as I'm concerned, this money was put into a savings account 15 months later and now I can use for something else. So if you've got more patience than I do, then I'm thrilled for you, and the rest of the guys here. I just decided to do something proactive instead of just waiting.
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