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To: JRI who wrote (2039)	3/6/2001 12:24:29 AM
From: stockman_scott	Respond to of 52237

<<There are a million scams out there...200-300 million buys you any number of them....of course, we've also have a kick-butt corporate bungalow in Marina Del Rey too, doncha think? gg (I'm also partial to the executive appartment on the Champs Elysee too)>> JRI: You crack me up....the way you want to run the business we could probably afford to lease a Gulfstream too <G> -- of course it would only be 'for business use'....most likely we would have quite a few offshore meetings !! Best Regards, Scott BTW, on my last trip to the silicon valley in December I could tell LoudCloud was not your typical start-up...This new company had its own fancy 3-story building (with its name on it) in Sunnyvale, CA. The firm has an incredbile burn rate and has VERY high overhead due to the fact that they pay generously and have almost 400 employees. Hey, why make money when you don't have to? My hunch is that the public market will NOT be too kind to this type of business. A very clear path to profitability (in a reasonable time frame) may be what the doctor is ordering in this new environment...oh well, it should be interesting watching LoudCloud. I told Schwab that I am going to avoid this IPO -- most likely if I wanted to own the stock I could get it at a deeply discounted price out on the open market...=)