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Who is HTH

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Everyone who’s anyone knows exactly who I am. Which must mean that you’re a total nobody. Have you ever even heard of MetPath? Do you have any concept of where we came from? Who the trailblazers were, that paved the way for our unprecedented success story? Oh brother. Sometimes, I worry about our future. Hope this helps.
 








anonymous said:
Everyone who’s anyone knows exactly who I am. Which must mean that you’re a total nobody. Have you ever even heard of MetPath? Do you have any concept of where we came from? Who the trailblazers were, that paved the way for our unprecedented success story? Oh brother. Sometimes, I worry about our future. Hope this helps.
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So you’re proud of posting complete crap and trying to get people upset by being an Ass—l- . Ok I get it.

We should all know who you are? Have we heard of Metpath? Yes we all have.

You have a personality disorder.
 








anonymous said:
Anyone know for sure?
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Apparently, an old washed-up lab sales rep who sold chemistries and CBCs in the early 90s. Once the industry moved away from selling on price and offering teleprinters, he couldn’t adjust and was fired. Most likely, due to a compliance issue and the inability to read a Safe Harbor guideline without moving his lips. And certainly, the person who started this thread due to a recent lack of attention.
 




anonymous said:
Everyone who’s anyone knows exactly who I am. Which must mean that you’re a total nobody. Have you ever even heard of MetPath? Do you have any concept of where we came from? Who the trailblazers were, that paved the way for our unprecedented success story? Oh brother. Sometimes, I worry about our future. Hope this helps.
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speculation. "BT"
 




anonymous said:
Apparently, an old washed-up lab sales rep who sold chemistries and CBCs in the early 90s. Once the industry moved away from selling on price and offering teleprinters, he couldn’t adjust and was fired. Most likely, due to a compliance issue and the inability to read a Safe Harbor guideline without moving his lips. And certainly, the person who started this thread due to a recent lack of attention.
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You are very informative thank you.
 




anonymous said:
Apparently, an old washed-up lab sales rep who sold chemistries and CBCs in the early 90s. Once the industry moved away from selling on price and offering teleprinters, he couldn’t adjust and was fired. Most likely, due to a compliance issue and the inability to read a Safe Harbor guideline without moving his lips. And certainly, the person who started this thread due to a recent lack of attention.
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If you’re going to try and give a history lesson, get your facts straight, son. Do you think we became a 13.5 billion dollar market cap company from client billed smac 25s and dot matrix printers? Believe it or not, junior, once upon a time, there was a market that we didn’t yet own and control. It took decades to topple and acquire a seemingly never ending stream of regional and mom and pop labs that infested the marketplace. And we didn’t just do this with our sales warriors in the field, but also with industry titans in the boardroom and a management team that was unparalleled by today’s standards. We made the rules and the game that we created is still happening today. The moving parts and the players changed, but it’s still our game, and you’re too inexperienced and naive to even recognize it. And you’re too much of an ingrate to show the respect that’s due. You’re generation is soft and weak. Without the foundation that we built, you’d never survive. Hope this helps.
 




anonymous said:
If you’re going to try and give a history lesson, get your facts straight, son. Do you think we became a 13.5 billion dollar market cap company from client billed smac 25s and dot matrix printers? Believe it or not, junior, once upon a time, there was a market that we didn’t yet own and control. It took decades to topple and acquire a seemingly never ending stream of regional and mom and pop labs that infested the marketplace. And we didn’t just do this with our sales warriors in the field, but also with industry titans in the boardroom and a management team that was unparalleled by today’s standards. We made the rules and the game that we created is still happening today. The moving parts and the players changed, but it’s still our game, and you’re too inexperienced and naive to even recognize it. And you’re too much of an ingrate to show the respect that’s due. You’re generation is soft and weak. Without the foundation that we built, you’d never survive. Hope this helps.
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Thanks Bob
 




>>>client billed smac 25s and dot matrix printers<<<

This is just sad. While the industry has moved on, you continue to wax philosophically about the serum biomarker paradigm of the once nascent clinical lab industry. At least you have this board, Old-Timer.
 








anonymous said:
If you’re going to try and give a history lesson, get your facts straight, son. Do you think we became a 13.5 billion dollar market cap company from client billed smac 25s and dot matrix printers? Believe it or not, junior, once upon a time, there was a market that we didn’t yet own and control. It took decades to topple and acquire a seemingly never ending stream of regional and mom and pop labs that infested the marketplace. And we didn’t just do this with our sales warriors in the field, but also with industry titans in the boardroom and a management team that was unparalleled by today’s standards. We made the rules and the game that we created is still happening today. The moving parts and the players changed, but it’s still our game, and you’re too inexperienced and naive to even recognize it. And you’re too much of an ingrate to show the respect that’s due. You’re generation is soft and weak. Without the foundation that we built, you’d never survive. Hope this helps.
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Dude, you're old.
 




anonymous said:
If you’re going to try and give a history lesson, get your facts straight, son. Do you think we became a 13.5 billion dollar market cap company from client billed smac 25s and dot matrix printers? Believe it or not, junior, once upon a time, there was a market that we didn’t yet own and control. It took decades to topple and acquire a seemingly never ending stream of regional and mom and pop labs that infested the marketplace. And we didn’t just do this with our sales warriors in the field, but also with industry titans in the boardroom and a management team that was unparalleled by today’s standards. We made the rules and the game that we created is still happening today. The moving parts and the players changed, but it’s still our game, and you’re too inexperienced and naive to even recognize it. And you’re too much of an ingrate to show the respect that’s due. You’re generation is soft and weak. Without the foundation that we built, you’d never survive. Hope this helps.
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HTH. Keepin it honest. Keepin it real. 100%
 




He spends all his time on all boards posting the same BS I’ve and over.
He obviously has no life or relationships. He is never specific about anything concerning the multiple lab sites that he posts on.
Imagine taking that much time with companies that you once worked for or some that you’ve never worked for.
He is a cantankerous ass.... who has never added anything of value, negative on every post.
 












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