Thanks. For anyone wondering, it's at 00:09:37 specifically. I'm assuming that converting shares in that manner could be considered as dilution for WDLF shareholders but at least MjLink shareholders won't be left with nothing. It's whatever at this point as far as WDLF and its constituents are concerned. Ken has switched gears quite a bit and that makes him seem dishonest and inconsistent but I get it... these are uncertain times and companies need to pivot often. All of these unnecessary wars and this junk economy with high interest rates aren't helping matters either.
As far as Ken, I simply don't care for his pompous attitude and disdain for forum members (even long shareholders) that express doubt or reservations about the company's direction and recent inconsistencies. However, I do give him credit for doing the Q & A presentation and for answering the questions that were asked. I always did appreciate his articulation of speech, but I just don't care for him as a CEO or person in general. Too smug for my tastes, but I'm long so I guess I'll be here for a while to see how it all turns out. GLTY and everyone else here.
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