A deal with Walmart was lost, Entirely, when the deal with Walgreens fell through. I believe WG and WM are owned by the same family (Co.). Bank loans cannot be obtained, I suspect, because of past shady(?) dealings of predecessor company. It takes a flambuoyant (as I've heard PM described) personality to establish a company like Hop-on in the first place, I suspect, so can't really expect him to step down unless its the only way for 'him' to raise the value of his 'own' shares. Gannon strikes me as a good spokesperson for Hop-on. Can't judge his management ability at this time. If no bank loans, however, there is no burdensome debt, therefore if hop-on is eventually allowed to 'pop' that would be taken into account. Just my thoughts. Thanks
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