AccountabilityHey, guys. Before I go and anyone calls me a basher I'll go on the record and say I have skin in the game. Just shy of 170,000 shares with an average cost of $0.24. I would like to see all the pie in the sky dreams come true.
But I've been with the company for far too long and trying not to view everything Tripp does through a negative impact bias lens. That said, especially in times like these, leaders, if they can call themselves that, need to be accountable. I'd like to ask, in case I've missed something, has Tripp ever acknowledged that his $30 million was a gaffe?
I'm all for moving on. But part of that process is admitting where we came from before we can move forward. History repeats itself.