I would say that you are incorrect as to my job function with MIKP. I am neither the booking agent nor one of the individuals responsible for the creation of our schedule. However, I do have experience with this side of the industry and have therefore provided you with a professional opinion based on that experience with regards to Mark Newbauer's abilities as the CEO of Mike The Pike Productions, Inc. And please, do yourself a favor and repress the urge to draw assumptions of my past affiliations and work experience. Leaving my former entertainment company on my own volition may not make sense to someone who does not work in this industry but I can assure you that it was a solid move for my own personal reasons.
The industry standard for a well planned event is six to eight weeks. IGT for instance, falls within that timetable. It is rare that a concert is planned out a year in advance so the timetable you are referring to regarding university events would be limited mostly to seminars and things of that nature. So basically, you are comparing apples to oranges. The events are planned differently and cannot (and should not) be compared.
I do not like posters who bring up EESO because this board is dedicated to Mike The Pike Productions, Inc. I am simply suggesting you find the board that deals with this entity and post your comments there, so as to not confuse potential new investors with your nonsense.
Oh and not to be a jerk but the word is "flea", fyi.
Also, I'm not attempting to manipulate the stock price one way or the other which is the least that I can say about other individuals on this board. I am simply stating information that has already been released by the company or speaking of events that have already been mentioned on this board by WeAreLegion and the rest of your buddies, Lynn. I am well within my rights and I am adhering to all applicable laws and frankly, that's all that matters at the moment. It's called an opinion-one that I am allowed to voice regardless of who I work for as long as I follow the rules. To help with this, I've included the following information:
o·pin·ion (-pnyn)
n.
1. A belief or conclusion held with confidence but not substantiated by positive knowledge or proof.
2. A judgment based on special knowledge and given by an expert: a medical opinion. (read: professional opinion)
3. A judgment or estimation of the merit of a person or thing.
Thanks.
AI
