BTHR knew what the KFC et al purchase price was going to be; let's be real here. They (BTHR) submitted an inane, absurd offer that wasn't realistic, that wasn't going to be accepted, and was so absurd that it didn't warrant a response.
For example; if the asking price was $10 million, and BTHR offered $500,000, why would the sellers even entertain that?
Thinking BTHR walked away from that deal is beyond naive. The KFC, Taco Bell, LJS owners are successful business people with tangible assets...and business assets (cash, real estate, revenue, and income). And BTHR's management team? What have they done? Well, they've tanked a stock, decimated their shareholders (on purpose), diluted their stock, caused their board of directors to resign and run for the hills, failed to pay their auditors a minimal amount of money, and have been convicted of fraud in bankruptcy court (after bankrupting their company).
So, now-who do you think really botched the KFC deal? KFC's management team or BTHR's stellar management team?
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