I do think that Attorney Thomas C. Cook cares to l
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Posted On: 04/23/2019 8:59:10 AM
Re: nonsequetor #7016
I do think that Attorney Thomas C. Cook cares to look inept by submitting an Attorney Letter with "typos" (your excuse for Mr. Scott's mention, Pluto).
Then boss, come on in, take over the company and then fire the inept lawyer. Then put policies in place that make typos and mistakes impossible. you'll be the CEO. Outlaw mistakes. You'll have to power. Decree, no fixes. Mandate that to err is human is, well, outlawed. It is all just such nonsense.
Further, I do not play games. Typos are unimportant, mistakes are unimportant. Everyone makes them. But, they can be corrected. A mistake made on a product development because the CEO is busy correcting typos would/could end the company.
But hey, public companies are democracies and if as a shareholder you believe management should address typos and worry about stock price solely, put together your slate of directors and effing take over.
P.S. You have never run a company that was a part of OTCMarkets exchange, or have you. If you have let us all know and we can defer to you. If you have not, then you have no idea what is important or serious to them, you can only guess. You have strong and fixed beliefs and like a good message board poster, you impose those beliefs in effect making OTCMarkets your straw man. Good effing job.
Then boss, come on in, take over the company and then fire the inept lawyer. Then put policies in place that make typos and mistakes impossible. you'll be the CEO. Outlaw mistakes. You'll have to power. Decree, no fixes. Mandate that to err is human is, well, outlawed. It is all just such nonsense.
Further, I do not play games. Typos are unimportant, mistakes are unimportant. Everyone makes them. But, they can be corrected. A mistake made on a product development because the CEO is busy correcting typos would/could end the company.
But hey, public companies are democracies and if as a shareholder you believe management should address typos and worry about stock price solely, put together your slate of directors and effing take over.
P.S. You have never run a company that was a part of OTCMarkets exchange, or have you. If you have let us all know and we can defer to you. If you have not, then you have no idea what is important or serious to them, you can only guess. You have strong and fixed beliefs and like a good message board poster, you impose those beliefs in effect making OTCMarkets your straw man. Good effing job.
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