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To: DADEPFAN who wrote (2516)	9/23/1998 8:16:00 PM
From: Retaylor	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2601

You have a very good point, I guess my long hour work days are starting to wear me down as well as my patience with negative banter. I am very confident in my investment, and here are the 2 things that help me keep a positive attitude. 1. The direct contact with the CEO and Colleen who I know from our numerous conversations/emails, are working very hard to make things happen. Carl Reynolds cares about the company and its loyal shareholders, which if you search through the history of the company you will find out that everything he has done has been to support the shareholders, including not taking a salary in the last 10 years, and the small accumulation of only $150,000 debt. 2. Friends who I talk to in the industry who inform me of the latest buzz in the entertainment world. Also, I was in the music industry for many years and coming close many times to signing major record deals. Those long and hard years my bands released a 45 records, EP's, a couple of CD's, and videos, all independently. During this time of my life I came across many bigshots, not only in the music industry but the motion picture industry as well. It opened up my eyes a alot to all the business dealings/contract complications you come across, and how long things take to work itself out. This is why I am content to just work a normal job, have a house in the suburbs, a loving family awaiting for me to return home from work each day, and last but not least, invest in the rough world of pennystocks. Best Regards, Retaylor