Well-said, Kube.
The one thing I will remind you of on the "expense control". It was prior management that ran up the Inventory balance, and now Denner's team is benefitting from that, because they don't have to lay out cash to buy more product. They are simply working through inventory to remain cashflow positive. So other than firing the whole sales team and several managers, they haven't done much.
Basically, Denner is continuing the exact same road the prior management team and board laid out. GIA until they figure something out. And I don't see that changing for the next few years.
So much for the "Denner Magic".