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To: Rob L. who wrote (8924)	1/15/1998 11:14:00 AM
From: Mike Winn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 31646

Rob - if I read correctly, Jenkins bought 3411 shares? Why such odd number? That's about 20K, spare change for him. Guys like Joe TM claims that he owns 130K shares. I wonder what happens to the stock once he decides to bail out, given the low daily volume. The scary thing I see in this stock (and also a few other Y2K stocks) is that there seem to be quite a few affluent people who own the stock, they buy a lot of shares at once and dump them out when the time is "right". I am surprised to see so many TPRO owners who can afford to go to the shareholder meeting from out of state compared to other stocks I own. Rob, I read your comments about stock option for TPRO's management and I agree with you. I think we should grant them only cash bonus based on the performance of the stock and company. If the company makes money, then it should be able to pay them a good cash bonus. If the company looses money, then obviously management should also share the suffering. There is no free ride in this country.