It can't hurt to talk to guys like Empty, Carog, HB, Peter etc. the bigger shareholders presumably. People who probably won't be in on the deal, to hold strong. But you don't know that beforehand. But they already know how much value there is here. The good thing is, we don't have any institutions who will blindly accept a 100% premium.
If it's a regular buy-out, a regular vote, then they only need 50% of the votes. 50% of those people who are not in on it. We don't have a chance IMO. perhaps we can frustrate the process long enough for most people to see the value of the Mega Farm. Of course the good thing is, if the majority says no, then they will have to raise their offer.
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