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To: Pennyslayer who wrote (4193)	4/27/1999 2:09:00 AM
From: Safe Cents	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4767

To answer your questions: Pete was let go, according to Doug, because he didn't get the price of the stock higher. Whether it was entirely his fault or not is a different matter. I happened to like Pete personally but I wasn't there. The Florida firm doesn't seem to have helped much. There were some faxes and emails and, well the results speak for themselves. I have never heard of the guy in regards to any other deals that I have been involved with. All I know is I went to town for 2 weeks up to last Thursday. We had a couple of 100,000 + days and when I stopped promoting, nothing. I might hold stock, but I don't work for free for ever. The financing the company received is performance oriented, the share price has to reflect a certain level. The same goes for the acquisitions that are on the table. The water parks open in May. As far as hiring a CFO, don't hold your breath. There just isn't that much acquisition activity to justify the price tag. I also do not think the ETPI needs to worry about to many new acquisitions. I would like to see them capitalize on their expected profits. All 5 divisions have been profitable this quarter and the peak money making season hasn't even arrived yet. Hope this helps.