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LongTermGiggler

12/12/17 4:27 PM

#31687 RE: Honeycomb777 #31686

Why would they go through the trouble of filing for an offering when they could have just given Jillian a private placement if this was an option?

She's not going to risk one red cent of her own money. If GIGL skyrockets, great, she has warrants. If it does nothing, she loses nothing. Sign me up for that deal!

ShortsFail

12/13/17 12:25 AM

#31701 RE: Honeycomb777 #31686

Jillian is NOT going to give, front, loan, or invest a penny in $GIGL. Count how many times you wrote "if" in your posts because each one of those "ifs" are a deal breaker on their own for someone like Jillian.

All these manipulations of money are not realistic in this scenario for many reasons. Everyone outside of Hollywood thinks because someone is a pseudo-celeb that they are drowning in cash, think like a private equity/hedge fun investor, and want to aggressively spend money that in reality, they don't have even if they wanted to. The money is LA LA Land isn't what it used to be. Reality actors don't make much because they are on low budget shows.

If Jillian wanted to invest, she would have done it when the pps was doing better, not now. But, not then either.

Stop the nonsense with Jillian investing in $GIGL, it's not happening. Her business arrangement with $GIGL is already set. Done. She's moved on. If something pops up with $GIGL, like a new location, she'll come to the opening and pimp it on her social media for a week, and make a few follow up visits.

People like Jillian like low risk exposure. Giving a million in cash (or whatever amount) to a company in the red is high risk. Being a brand ambassador is low risk.

If she wanted to risk that much money, she could start "Jillian's Jungle Gym" herself and keep all the profits.

But no money is or should come from her. How about the board members come up with some cash? If they don't believe in the company and they have all the inside information at hand, then why should an outsider invest?