I'm not gonna comment on Cohen's capability to recognize his faults and repent. I have seen all sides of him the past couple years both publicly and privately. But I do like the analogy because I think the "horse" we have here is capable of being stellar but the "jockey" does need some coaching in one department. He lives for the fight, I get it, but X spats and legal battles are not what shareholders care about or want to see in general. I have seen him take suggestions to heart several times. Hopefully he learns once again that handling PR this way only damages his company.
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