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To: James Clarke who wrote (14053)	3/1/2002 11:52:31 AM
From: Jurgis Bekepuris	Read Replies (1) of 78711

James, >I got paid last year. That showed up on my public >company employer's income statement. I also got bonuses. >That showed up on its income statement. > But they also gave me options. That was something of > value paid to me for work I did last year, >but it shows up nowhere on the company's financial > statements. And yet another non sequitur. My company is located in beautiful city of XXXXXXXX, but it does not show up as my compensation in its financial statements. My boss is a great person but it does not show up as my compensation in company's financial statements. But it should...it's compensation...because if I did not get it, I would leave for another company that paid higher salary, more stock options or was located in Hawaii... And I was not joking in another post. In right circumstances, I would work for FREE. How would you account for my compensation then? Add fictional "comparative salary" to the income statement? And how would that differ from me taking let's say MSFT options at strike price $1000? Jurgis - argue the real things like dilution, but don't draw illogical conclusions

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