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To: Road Walker who wrote (174493)	5/11/2003 1:00:47 PM
From: hueyone	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 186894

My gut feeling is that with a different CEO, Bryant would be the type of guy to make sure the bottom line was shareholder friendly. I am not so sure about that. Bryant was busy promoting Barrett's silly propaganda at the Sentate Business Rountable discussion this last Thursday. Expensing options will make our financial statements much less accurate and harder to understand. For CEOs and CFOs that must now certify the accuracy of their companies' financial statements, this is a concern. That Barrett and Bryant are currently willing to sign off on financial statements that are full of estimates and approximations as well as sign off on financial statements that claim a zero dollar value for stock option compensation, but now are saying they can't sign off on financial statements that estimate a value for stock option compensation because the estimates may not be precisely accurate, is unbelievably self serving and hypocritical imo. archives.seattletimes.nwsource.com Regards, Huey