Bull, I'm sure you tried your best with limited re
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Posted On: 10/27/2014 4:20:15 PM
Bull, I'm sure you tried your best with limited resources the last regime provided you. I'm confident they were limiting resources and you had to front your own funds. My gut tells me that for every dollar they reimbursed you for expenses; the old regime pocketed $25. Your incentives to right the ship were probably numerous but I'm sure one of those incentives was improved shareholder value. The time you and Linda took to post photos and videos and provide DD whenever possible was much appreciated by me and many others. If I needed more proof then it was my job to hop an airline and seek that proof. Whether it was a trip to Belize or Texas or New Orleans or Louisiana. There were shareholders who were obviously concerned when you stopped posting for a while so you did provide much confidence and hope along the way. We all know that in the end whatever was accomplished did little for shareholder value but I firmly believe you tried your best. Hey maybe without your involvement we would be sitting in triple zero territory by now or close to the greys.
I think we should all start with a clean slate and involve ourselves as shareholders best we can. I think it only healthy that we approach it all with an open mind and get over the anger and bitterness including myself. I might make stupid suggestions because of my limited public business experience. Maybe that suggestion will spark an idea in a more experienced business minded shareholder that otherwise would have been missed.
The dumbest questions are the ones never asked and I think TECO is at a crossroad where those with a vested interest should offer their ideas for whatever there worth. If someone has unlimited funds, LOL; then speak to Chris. If someone has oil business experience and there are some here, then call Chris. I think we need to come together as a team and work through the new BOD as a team.
I think we should all start with a clean slate and involve ourselves as shareholders best we can. I think it only healthy that we approach it all with an open mind and get over the anger and bitterness including myself. I might make stupid suggestions because of my limited public business experience. Maybe that suggestion will spark an idea in a more experienced business minded shareholder that otherwise would have been missed.
The dumbest questions are the ones never asked and I think TECO is at a crossroad where those with a vested interest should offer their ideas for whatever there worth. If someone has unlimited funds, LOL; then speak to Chris. If someone has oil business experience and there are some here, then call Chris. I think we need to come together as a team and work through the new BOD as a team.
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