I agree completely. I think I told Joanie in the past, it's not EBIG's job to hold their hand, beyond them going public. Maybe they can hold their hand a little bit afterward, since EBIG has ownership of stock then, just like the rest of us. But I'm sorry, once they go public, there's a million ways for them to "sink their own ship", and it just may happen, if they let it happen. That's the way it goes. EBIG can't do anything to help them afterwards, if they fall from grace. So, what's the delay? As I've said before, maybe they just have to try going public, kind of sink or swim style. If they falter for a while, or have little public support, then tough. Maybe they will have to wait for several years, before their business begins to attract investors. Sounds kind of familiar, huh?.........
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