Let’s discuss and then rank the potential reason
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Posted On: 01/13/2022 9:28:52 AM
Let’s discuss and then rank the potential reasons for cancelling today’s call.
First up to bat is what we’ve all been thinking. Nader double booked appointments today and the hair club for men has a very strict cancellation policy.
Perhaps Nash results have escalated the partnership talks to a point where ducks need to be placed in rows and this has taken precedent over everything else. After all, NP alluded to being able to lay out partnership and milestone information in about “ten days” from the proactive call last week. We’d be on day 7 or so today, so maybe things moved quicker than expected and they need a little more time so they aren’t holding a worthless call they could have done 2 days later with major news.
Maybe there isn’t enough time to wind Chris Recknor up. He requires a good seven hours of wind-time before his blood pressure reaches sustainable levels. Then another 90 minutes to get him powered long enough to make it through a 60 minute call. There just isn’t enough time.
Or Scott Kelly has been dispatched to Brazil to help with trial enrollment and his return flight was cancelled due to the Omicron resurgence. He’s wearing a beer helmet filled with raw, uncut Leronlimab though, so he’ll be ok. But he just couldn’t get back in time nor could he use Brazil’s spotty wifi infrastructure to zoom in for the call.
Could we have received an offer for the company that will require NP and the board to make some tough decisions?
Our potential Nash partner, a single employee pharma company ranked the 45th largest biopharma group in Liechtenstein immediately folded overnight and the rights to our partnership were sold to an entity owned by Shkreli’s aunt.
NSF and Amarex bucked and the settlement over their negligence is taking center stage today. We’re getting all of our money back plus half a billion in preemptive damage control. Nader needs to get the coffee mug manufacturers paid on their overdue invoices before we lose them as a partner. It’s all hands on deck.
Omicron has run rampant through the Cytodyn offices. This is why you should never buy tilapia. People complain about mercury levels in fish when they should be more concerned with passing the virus to humans and why an entire fish sent from the other side of the world can cost you only $4. There are shenanigans at play here, the likes of which we may not fully know for years.
Final Rankings:
1. Partnership
2. Hair Club
3. Tilapia
4. Amarex
5. Liechtenstein
6. Recknor
7. Buyout
8. Leronlimab Helmet
First up to bat is what we’ve all been thinking. Nader double booked appointments today and the hair club for men has a very strict cancellation policy.
Perhaps Nash results have escalated the partnership talks to a point where ducks need to be placed in rows and this has taken precedent over everything else. After all, NP alluded to being able to lay out partnership and milestone information in about “ten days” from the proactive call last week. We’d be on day 7 or so today, so maybe things moved quicker than expected and they need a little more time so they aren’t holding a worthless call they could have done 2 days later with major news.
Maybe there isn’t enough time to wind Chris Recknor up. He requires a good seven hours of wind-time before his blood pressure reaches sustainable levels. Then another 90 minutes to get him powered long enough to make it through a 60 minute call. There just isn’t enough time.
Or Scott Kelly has been dispatched to Brazil to help with trial enrollment and his return flight was cancelled due to the Omicron resurgence. He’s wearing a beer helmet filled with raw, uncut Leronlimab though, so he’ll be ok. But he just couldn’t get back in time nor could he use Brazil’s spotty wifi infrastructure to zoom in for the call.
Could we have received an offer for the company that will require NP and the board to make some tough decisions?
Our potential Nash partner, a single employee pharma company ranked the 45th largest biopharma group in Liechtenstein immediately folded overnight and the rights to our partnership were sold to an entity owned by Shkreli’s aunt.
NSF and Amarex bucked and the settlement over their negligence is taking center stage today. We’re getting all of our money back plus half a billion in preemptive damage control. Nader needs to get the coffee mug manufacturers paid on their overdue invoices before we lose them as a partner. It’s all hands on deck.
Omicron has run rampant through the Cytodyn offices. This is why you should never buy tilapia. People complain about mercury levels in fish when they should be more concerned with passing the virus to humans and why an entire fish sent from the other side of the world can cost you only $4. There are shenanigans at play here, the likes of which we may not fully know for years.
Final Rankings:
1. Partnership
2. Hair Club
3. Tilapia
4. Amarex
5. Liechtenstein
6. Recknor
7. Buyout
8. Leronlimab Helmet
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