I believe what he is saying is: if you don't want to be part of the RS, the company may buy your shares pre-split. But it will be at a price the company sets.
IE: If you feel the post-split price will tank back to .0001, you can approach the company to buy pre-split. But they can offer whatever they want for your shares, which could be .000002 (.0001 post-split) or even lower.
If someone has a few million "free" shares, they could use them to see what the company believes will happen to the price post-split. If they offer anything below .0001, then Mark does not have faith in the price holding.....
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