That's pretty self serving. The stock should be at $0.025 cents after the reverse, not $2.00 per share.
IF the stock flies to $2 from $0.025 just because of manipulative practices that you suggest and not on any news or merits of the Company fundamentals, the SEC will be all over TOMI. Gouger gets called by SEC in Washington DC and most likely the shares get suspended from trading pending investigation.
So Gouger loses everything, the other shareholders get the shaft, but you get $2 per share?
Read www.sec.gov from time to time. Enjoy the press releases they publish and the amount of non-reporting pink sheet companies are suspended or halted based on actions you suggest. The list grows, and the SEC takes pride in their success of ceasing companies and promoter actions that cause ill-gotten gains at the expense of unsuspecting investors. It makes for good night time reading, and makes for nightmares for promoters.
I doubt very much that Gouger wants to be put in the position that you pose.