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To: Kevin Clarke who wrote (13021)	12/20/1998 11:51:00 PM
From: cicak	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

Kevin, Hee Hee ! - I think only a few of us realize this at the moment ! Regards, Phil

To: Kevin Clarke who wrote (13021)	12/21/1998
From: Andrew H	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

>>correct me if I'm wrong, but I am thinking 900,000 kids selling an average of 10 cards each = $109.90 x 900,000 = $98,910,000 and that's excluding CD<< Let's try to maintain contact with reality. Kevin, it is a nice thought but not all 900K of these kids will be selling 10 cards each. Many of them will not sell any as a poster who is involved with the Babe Ruth League has suggested on the Raging Bull board. There are a lot of teenagers who are simply not interested in selling. Let us hope that TSIG's estimate of 50M in total revenues for the deal turns out to be reality. The Babe Ruth League will get some of that. If TSIG were to get $14M in proftis from this deal, then that would be .25/share. I would be ecstatic, especially if a good portion of that came in the first Q. That is as much as CDWI made in the last year. Remember, there are a number of other deals on the table, some of which should be closed soon.