Replies to post #8411 on Interups Inc (ITUP)

[RyNo_23]

CEO is common. Commander in Chief not so much...

Years ago, I had my family in Vigan, Philippines for vacation. We are out for dinner, and I was approached by an older gentleman who welcomed me there. This man owned the establishment I was at. He also had six bodyguards staring at me.

He handed me his business card and his title was 'Supreme Leader.'.

Come to find out he is one of the brothers of the most powerful families in Northern Philippines.

'Supreme Leader' or 'Commander in Chief'.... regardless you don't run across those titles every day. Just saying.

[RealDutch]

It was not an easy one for me either but after hearing that title from a very deep thinker I felt I should adopt that title.

I'm a deep thinker too, and one that you are paying a great deal of money.
What are you going to do when you visit Russia or Guyana or any other region where there is a conflict (Nigeria). I don't think people or governments (worse) will appreciate your title much. Even Snow told you it's a term from the military.