Yeah, he was drilling Gerald with several really stupid questions and it was obvious to anyone listening Gerald couldn't answer without violating securities regulations. He kept asking these types of questions, wasting Gerald's time that could have been used by other investors with valid questions.

I don't mind someone like Jason Napadano dominating the questions because he is very professional and asks great questions, but it annoys the hell out of me to hear individual investors dominate the call and generate new questions on the fly, especially when they're as ridiculous as the questions asked by the guy following JP.