Cobra, While you may be able to tell something about a person's character in the way he plays golf, don't get carried away with that analogy. It makes for good rhetoric, but not good logic. For one thing, the context of the golf game may be totally different. It may be they don't improve their lie because they know you will see them. It may be they don't improve their lie because they are so good at golf, they don't have to. I may be they don't improve their lie because they are simply playing for fun, and it doesn't effect their income. It may be that they do imporve their lie and are so good at it, you don't catch them. It may be they do improve their lie, and you aren't telling us the truth.
It may be they are honest golfer's and feel that makes up for being a little deceptive elsewhere.
The evidence of Ray and Brad's honesty when it comes to RIM (I don't like that name) won't be found on the golf course. It will unfold as the truth about the technology unfolds. It could be that everything is going to be fine. It could be that we will all make a fortune from our investment. And don't say no one suggested we wouldn't make one here. I remember talking to Rich last year in Dallas. At that time I said I would be happy if the share price reached $7 a share. Rich told me he wouldn't be happy unless it was much higher than that. We'll see.
By the way, I hope you guys get to play on better courses than the public courses we play on. We play with a one club length rule, because the fairways suck. I guess that means you can't trust us in anything else. Have a good day.
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