Freak,
Chances are, I've been invested in this company longer than you, and perhaps even have a greater investment in "our" company. And I remain, and I continue to "bitch".
I ordered a Christmas gift for my nephew, a MusicCard. It took just about two weeks to get to me, and only after I "bitched", did it arrive. And the explanation for the lateness was unacceptable. And no apology was offered, either.
My 13 year old nephew (may I add, a Babe Ruth player this year) was thrilled with the Card, despite not receiving it until after Christmas.
I am "long" on this company, but problems exist, and I (and others) point them out to the company; and hopefully the problems will be resolved.
I reserve the right to bitch and still remain an owner. And still retain my shares. Should our company blithely go on believing its a well-oiled machine, or should it be made aware of its deficiencies, so that they may be remedied? Stated another way, do you want a good product, or a great product?
Or another re-statement, do you want a good return, or a great return? I choose the latter.
Regards, TS |
