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To: GoNorth who wrote (10394)	2/23/1999 1:13:00 PM
From: Crazy Canuck	Respond to of 37507

>>It's time for the hype and procrastination to stop and performance (read -stop the bleeding) to begin.<< If you think that they have been procrastinating and not coming clean with their numbers - then sell your stock! If you don't like the fact that it takes time building a strong infrastructure for future growth, then again - sell your stock. I understand your frustration and impatience, but I recommended that you set some targets (dates) for when you expect things to materialize. I am not selling mine, because I have been involved in the retailing business for a number of years, and I know what is involved in building a strong foundation for a profitable supply chain. I have seen many companies came to the market who wanted to grow fast and pushed themselves beyond what their infrastructure could handle. They crashed and burned. I like what I see with this company, and almost everything I see that they are doing, or have planned makes sense to me. I will take a (relatively) slower sustainable growth rate over a flashy one that is built on hype any day. I believe that the numbers will come, the European office will come, Nasdaq will come, and so will the interactive TV. And when they do, this company will be able to sustain its growth. If I didn't think this, then I would be taking my time and money elsewhere. Crazy Canuk P.S. I picked this up on another tread! My apologies to any blondes who are reading. re: Y2K PROBLEM. A letter from a blonde Y2K engineer: I hope I haven't misunderstood your instructions, because to be honest, none of this Y to K problem makes any sense to me. At any rate, I have finished converting all the months on all the company calendars so that the year 2000 is ready to go with the following new months: Januark Februark Mak Julk