No doubt. And look, it didn't cost you shareholders that much. You went from about 10 million shares outstanding to 23 million and you cut your stock price by about a third in a year. All in all, it could have been worse.
So tell me how a division that isn't profitable stays in business once the parent company cuts them off? And do the liabilities end just because they spun them off?
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