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To: Mike Winn who wrote (8674)	1/9/1998 2:05:00 PM
From: Richard S. Schoenstadt	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 31646

Mike for a good laugh check this post out. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> To: jan mccabe (5727 ) From: TokyoMex Sunday, Nov 9 1997 10:51PM EST Reply # of 8680 We need money ! Money to ramp up and hire new employees ! It takes money to make money ! For the task we are about to head, more so now then ever. TPRO is not a 100 mill co any more we are talking 300 mil possibly in 1998 1 billion rev in 1999. I doubt it even after the warrants are called for 2 million bucks, whether its enogh to ramp up fast enogh ! CDs alone cost 1700 per unit to produce ! Employees will have to be bankrolled until they start to produce. As of now with 270 engineers , which has increased from 200 in April, is not gonna be enogh to face all the demands by the industry. Joe TPRO <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Are people gullible or what? 300 million this year. A billion next year. Also note the obvious factual error with respect to number of engineers hired. (According to 10k's Tpro had 162 engineers at end of June 96. That had crawled up to 179 by end of June 97. According to Nov. 15 cc Tpro had hired another 5 technical people since end of June. If all those were engineers then total engineers at time of above post would have been 184.) So increase would have been 22 over 1 1/3 years instead of 70 in 6 months.) Typical. RS