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To: Silicon Trader who wrote (317)	1/9/1998 11:39:00 AM
From: Silicon Trader	Respond to of 7701

Oh maybe the company should : Everytime they update the project they should make a statment that says all the stuff we mentioned before is not valid and we should all use these new numbers .. People can take things the wrong way when it is written , i know that for sure. GO NRAG MBA

To: Silicon Trader who wrote (317)	1/9/1998 12:12:00 PM
From: george eberting	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 7701

<<<<<A gross profit of approximately $500,000 is projected for January of 1998, with 200 machines in operation. Above is from Nagel report (if that's the set of numbers you prefer to use, Jeff). Do you REALLY have any expectation that NorAm will come anywhere near $500K for January. Of course not. One time you want to use Gagel's numbers, another time you don't. The point is, the schedule has slipped a little. Schedules for all companies slip. No big deal. But other unexpected things usually occur, too. This company may ultimately be the best thing since free love. You're all betting the dream will come true. Maybe it will, but I'm betting you all a steak dinner (maximum of 20) one year from now that Murphy (of Murphy's Law fame) mandates that things NEVER turn out as predicted. You can collect your dinner if the company earns 10 cents per share or more for the 1998 callendar year. If the company earns less, somebody owes me and my wife a night on the town. Any takers? If you're up to the challenge, e.mail me at george@olympus.net