In what world does a company have to revert to 100
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In the face of all the “evidence” available, it’s like you’re watching Secretariat with a 20 length lead down the stretch at Belmont and trying to convince other bettors that he has as equal a chance to finish last as he does first.
You’re not technically wrong that he could finish last. Secretariat could blow out a leg with a furlong to go. But if you’re being honest with yourself, that’s not really a high probability scenario in the face of other, more obvious possibilities.
Unfamiliar with thoroughbred racing?
“He’s got a comfortable lead and just needs to get up and down from the fringe here on the eighteenth in less than six shots and he’ll be the next Master’s champion. Of course, there’s an equally good chance he skulls four straight into the water so we’re going to have to watch this closely, Curtis.”
Not a golfer?
“It comes down to this drive for the Rams. Down by 2 with just thirty five seconds remaining. Forty yards to field goal range and Matt Gay hasn’t missed from that range all year. But I’d be remiss if I didn’t point out an equally plausible scenario, Jim. They may punt here so they can pin them deep in their zone and go for the game-tying safety instead. Both options must be on the table here as the coaching staff takes their final timeout to discuss it.”
I could go on but I think you get the point. The only reason you tell bettors that Secretariat may still lose is if you hope to convince them their tickets are worthless, and hey, maybe you offer to buy their losing ticket back at face value because you’re generous.
I don’t know if you’re really a long or not, as most of us are all just invisible internet friends posting from our mother’s basement in between sessions of Leisure Suit Larry on our Commodore 128’s. But your latest set of posts couldn’t feel more like a soft bash, looking to stoke fear that we are in deep shit financially with no partnership help coming. It also happens to align with the current bashers who are trying to convince everyone that bankruptcy is imminent.
pes·si·mism
/ˈpesəˌmizəm/
noun
a tendency to see the worst aspect of things or believe that the worst will happen; a lack of hope or confidence in the future.
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The worst thing that could be happening is bankruptcy and/or a leadership team in such disarray that we’re on the brink of disaster. Sure seems like you’re focused on the worst aspect of things. <insert Shrug emoji here>
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