Aleta, et. al., you claim you want serious DD, right? Well, I gave you the absolute best kind of DD: direct contact. Not good enough for yah, huh?
Well, Aleta, twice you've had an offer to visit the company, you've twice declined. Did you fear the Zulu offices would be staffed entirely with imposters? How do you know it was really Bob Smith you spoke with on the telephone?
Only a few of you posting folk had the kindness to say thank you for sharing. Well, maybe next time I should just PM those certain few. Don't worry, I'm not the stingy kind. I won't do that. Indeed, I'll share with you what I am able and will, in good conscience, report what I learn. Nothing more; nothing less. Each of you, of course, are free to accept it or reject it.
Among those who've rejected my report, I hope you've each bookmarked the points I described, as best as my memory could recollect, from my meeting with Pat Hayton. You can then so easily checkmark what eventually comes true.
Afterward, in your own good consciences, once you've checked your list accordingly, you'll be free to offer up apology to me--only if you want to, however. But I doubt you will. You see, I know when I, personally, become victim to attitudism. Hmm. Hayton, the Traveling Imposter! Nice image you project, Aleta.
Aleta, do us a favor, will ya? Don't ever talk to us about DD again, if you feel that direct communication or a direct visit to the company are so insufficient! |
