RE:Slim Jim is Wealthy!!Thanks, Popeye. I got here the hard way: doing my own research, first as a professional analyst, then as a hedge fund owner, then after retiring at age 31 as a private investor, constantly fearing what I don't know, constantly hunting for answers to questions others haven't asked, taking bold positions based on my own work, sleeping well at night, and starting the next day again looking for more answers to unasked questions. Some call it Due Diligence. My family call it obsessive. I'm sure some will comment that I'm full of myself. I guess self-made people can come across as arrogant. But there's also a serene calm confidence that comes from three decades of doing this professionally, and knowing with as much certainty as one can ever know anything, that I've locked on to a target and that the triggers for appreciation are known and imminent. Can I pose a challenge to the members on this board, whether you're a bear or a bull on GLH? Talk this weekend to a friend who invests, about GLH. If you're bearish, convince them it's going down for the count, that it's in a death spiral. If you're a bull convince them of the opportunity. If you can't convince your friend, consider changing position on Monday. And come Monday, we could have a lot more investors looking at GLH. If the bears hold the day, there will be more shares for the bulls to buy. If the bulls hold the day, you will have done your friend a favour, introducing them to a stock at $0.455 that could rise significantly. Have a great weekend to all.