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To: Lane Hall-Witt who wrote (3259)	8/6/1998 12:43:00 AM
From: gambler	Respond to of 44908

Excellent point, no doubt. I loved the Warren Buffett float analogy. I just finished reading his biography a few months ago. You are right, this float is the key to positive cash flow. Another Deep Thought from Gambler: ----------------------------------- I have received tons and tons of PMs and emails from stockholders in TSIG over the past 3 months and after all these messages something just struck me today. Now I bet you are all on the edge of your seats waiting to hear what that is. I am waiting to hear what I will say too because I am making this message up as I go. I am not making up the story of the message (that is true, not made up), but of course I am writing this as I go. Ok, ok I am babbling her is what I want to say. Ok, with no further a due here it is. Has anyone else noticed that the folks that talk about owning stock in TSIG all seem to have a common tune in their messages? The common tune in almost all the messages I have received is that everyone who owns this stock has friends and relatives who also own the stock. Am I right? TSIG is like the family stock. I personally have about 10 friends and relatives who are invested in this stock. A lot of those friends have their parents, relatives, and their friends into it too. It is incredible when you think about it. Have you ever known about, or invested in, another stock in which so many people have their friends and relatives invested in? I have received just an incredible amount of PMs and emails in which they told me of how their friends and relatives are invested in this stock too. It brings a tear to my eye to think about the fact that TSIG is bringing families together all across this country. There will be a few more smiling faces next family reunion, don't you think? TSIG, the family stock. I hope you have all enjoyed this segment of Deep Thoughts by Gambler. Tune in next time.