RE:RE:RE:...the ceo has ruined this company...
So true, Ohsureskees. So true. Just as it's true that some people cannot see what's staring them right in the puss.
Put a value on Treaty Creek, Ohsureskees. Any value. Then multiply that value by 49%, Teuton's share. Then subtract all of Teuton's accounts payable. Then divide the net by the number of shares in Teuton and what do you get? Four cents, Ohsureskees? Forty cents? A dollar? Now if you don't think Treaty Creek is worth anything, of course I'm delusional, but if Treaty Creek does have a substantial value, which I know you believe, then perhaps you're the one not seeing something that's right in front of your nose.
Of course, I'm just returning your jive, Ohsureskees, because I know you DO see what's in front of your face. That's why you're here. You've made the same analysis and you believe it is to your benefit to bedraggle Teuton. Of course, if I'm wrong, you're the one who's spending a lot of time conversing with an escapee from the state mental asylum, but what does that say about you?
If Treaty Creek defines Teuton and American Creek as companies capable of becoming debt free with cash to spare, then a debt-free, cash-loaded Teuton with its tremendous "moose pasture" portfolio is a company with lots of potential, eh? Yes, Ohsureskees, I think you do see.