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To: CSage who wrote (2103)	5/6/1999 12:43:00 PM
From: Double Dipper	Respond to of 4824

I knew it wasn't long and he hit the streets running. Let the detractors have their say - those of us who have been here awhile know that this train is just starting to pick up steam, the conductor is going hoarse crying "all aboard" and those with a procrastination problem or are too lazy to do any real research will get left at the station when Joe Naugton tells the conductor to blow the whistle for the last time as he pulls the trigger on this cannonball. Kevin

To: CSage who wrote (2103)	5/6/1999 12:55:00 PM
From: Joe McInerney	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 4824

Look, I'm not saying that he isn't doing a good job, but that it just isn't that hard to sign these hotels up. It costs them nothing. They have nothing to lose! I think that this company should not be issuing press releases about each time they sign up two or three new hotels, but should wait until they place 20 -50 units in hotels. This way the press release will be substantial. I know people want press releases all the time, but in this case signing up two new hotels isn't news and if people keep claiming that great news will be coming out and then this is it, the stock price will fall. Place the units in the hotels and then tell me how well they are doing, that's news. That said, I have been holding long and will continue to do so. I think this company is a good long term prospect and therefore, the company should look at itself as such instead of treating its IR/PR as a short term thing. Just my opinion. Joe