Replies to post #73781 on Hall of Fame Beverages, Inc (HFBG)

[Rameses]

Note to Calvin Ross at HFBG... stop everything you are doing immediately.

Tell Steve Hendricks to stop everything he's doing immediately.

Tell Louis Restivo to stop everything he's doing immediately.

Tell James Robinson to stop everything he's doing immediately.

Everyone stop what you're doing and get to answering emails so we can once again start up the business.

I don't care if you are in the middle of getting a new huge distribution deal done, and the guy was walking around the desk to sign the contract... snatch up the contract and immediately get to a computer and answer emails.

I don't care if you are in flight to sign a hotel deal, tell the pilot to turn the plane around and get back to a computer and answer emails. Everything must stop so we can get all these emails answered.

Of course then what will happen is everyone will say, I keep getting answers to my emails... why aren't they out working.

Answering emails is not going to make this company one thin dime! For everyone who has been in a few months or 5 months, or 7 months or whatever number you put up... sorry the company didn't make you overnight millionaires. Did I mention this is a pinksheet?

[frosted]

Be patient. Once we get rid of flippers like you we'll go up. You must work for an MM. Is that you Larry? jk :)

These pinks are all risk and risk management is part using your brain and part using your gut. My brain says they've done everything they've said so far, this time around, but my gut is saying this feels like last time. So I need some news.

I'm one of those that went through the RS. I've been sold on the idea of the company's products from the start but never invested more than I could lose which is probably why I'm not as bitter as most long termers. Plus no matter how high I've been on this stock I've never encouraged family, friends and co-workers to invest in this. I think that is why you see people on these boards come back and be so bitter on stocks they've once owned. It's not just the money they lost its also the embarassment.