Ah, now the problem is "short term growing pains", is it?
Then why are we still litigating with the counterparties to our two disasterous acquisitions from years long past?
Sustainable Systems in Montana. NextGen.
Still spending money on Kevin's favorite lawyers on those, aren't we?
Which raises the question, by the way, which lawyers and accountants got all those nice juicy fees on the NextGen Acquisition and the Sustainable Acquisition? Were they also KK's buddies from Brandeis, like his financiers at YAGI?
And, why is the litigation dragging on so much from those acquisitions? KK letting his lawyer buddies run up the tab? Hey, why not? His stock is non-diluteable. He can always shaft the Common by issuing more shares. Anything for the old boys from Brandies.
These aren't "short term growing pains". These are festering, long term problems; stemming from an unethical and inept CEO; his financing, lawyer, and accountant buddies; and his complete disregard for the interests of the Common Stockholders who have put more than $113 Million into this Company.
It is all becoming very clear to me now that GERS is cash flow positive.