RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:While tylerreddick aka navajojoe was flooding the board...That's fine shneps.
The first statement I made is wrong. It was for the family officer of another investor but I declined as my ambitions were elsewhere as I wanted to work in the tech industry.
The other 3 statements are right although I don't have any connection to the S.A.C. Capital hedge fund guy. I play snooker with a lot of our local club members for fun and coincidentally someone here has the same name. He was a bit of a local legend/champion really and I enjoy playing against players like him who are much better than me.
My point that I want to make is that you came to this board and in of your first posts you started attacking Greenbriar Capital Corp. based on a 'fact' you googled from a somewhat similarly named company...
We all make mistakes and I'm no exception. And you're probably by far the due diligence 'hero' of this board as you do seem to spend a lot of time researching every little corner of the company's universe.
Unfortunately, most of the time you share tidbits of info and opinions, another 'vile attack' seems to be lying around the corner... Usually in a very negative way towards either the reputation or the work someone has done.
On most occasions that you attacked the company, the CEO of GRB countered them by providing context and explanations. He has done this numerous times.
I can respect you somewhat for sharing your views but I'm also disgusted by the provocative way you seem to keep 'demanding' information.
When I was a teenager and served drinks, I asked my boss why a minority of the clients made unrespectful demands and comments. He said to me that they probably wouldn't do that if they had just worked one day in his or in another place.
Perhaps you should reach out to Jeff for an interview? That would be far more interesting than keyboard warrioring over here. It also may give you some valuable / interesting insights about his expertise. I think he's playing in a completely different league than yourself in the worlds of entrepreneurship, networking and investing.