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Likewise, I'm sure even though Mr. Aspin didn't invest in equity, that he is fully convinced that PTOI will make enough money to pay back his $500k plus 12% interest, otherwise he wouldn't have loaned the money to PTOI.
That's in sharp contrast to Mr. Heddle where every dollar Mr. Heddle loans to PTOI to pay himself through salary or fees, leaves him with $0 out of pocket and a potential of getting one more dollar paid back to him if PTOI happens to score more financing.
So for now, PTOI has offered up Mr. Aspin and Mr. Brain as new positive developments for PTOI. That's once again in lieu of actually showing investors any evidence that there's any potential value to running plastic through the processor.