Belief is such a funny word MB.
There's the overweight wife who buys a new dress, then asks her husband if it makes her look fat in it.
He lies back to her...Actually to me, anything you wear makes you look thin to me.
And of course she buys into it.
And then there's hundreds of other examples of course.
So basically, OK. Frank plays multiple roles, half the time as salesman, the essence of which is telling us mainly what we want to hear.
And I'm not condoning it, nor am I saying he doesn't go overboard in this area.
But I've been here a long time. As have a few other folk.
We lived through the many months of Bingo and Auctions Television, for example. Because it was so much fun, we were literally riveted to the broadcasts a few nights per week, and played and participated along with Frank of course.
He just loved given things away, giving out cash to bingo winners, suddenly saying that an auction item that went for $50 was going to go for $20 (or even free)...I guess I always felt that he sincerely enjoyed watching how this made people happy.
One of us...anyone here remember our buddy JenniE?. She used to buy in bulk from Auctions TV, turn around and sell the stuff on Ebay...made some good money doing that. LOL
The guy's a real people person besides being sharp at making money; if you didn't live through it, I think you wouldn't know about this side of his personality.
So yes, I guess on the level where it will matter most down the line, which is where he will have lots of money after he sells the network, I kind of trust the guy.
My opinion only based on some of my up close and personal experiences with Frank, realizing that this may not work for others.
Ron
CEO Frank Olsen.
AI
