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anonymous
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whooaaaa. 30 times? More than anyone else? Very funny...... and not very surprising. The poor guy is so lost and everyone is laughing at him.
Yep. Unbelievable but true.
whooaaaa. 30 times? More than anyone else? Very funny...... and not very surprising. The poor guy is so lost and everyone is laughing at him.
It really speaks to how good the product is that the whole thing hasn’t collapsed like a house of cards. DiDi is completely unqualified and yet he’s the star of the show somehow. The worst thing about him is the people he supports. He only wants low lifes with criminal records so he can own them because they have no other options. It’s really getting hard to take.
It really speaks to how good the product is that the whole thing hasn’t collapsed like a house of cards. DiDi is completely unqualified and yet he’s the star of the show somehow. The worst thing about him is the people he supports. He only wants low lifes with criminal records so he can own them because they have no other options. It’s really getting hard to take.
If we IPO, the street will quickly sniff out the lack of basic business knowledge, inexperience in med device, missing college degree, arrest record, struggles speaking basic sentences, hiring of highly questionable characters, and how he was named 30+ times in the DOJ investigation report. More than any other person at the company. What do you think that would do to the stock price? Up or down?
Fact or speculation?company is sold. It’s not the price we wanted, but we’ll take it because it’s the only real offer left on the table. We’re desperate to unload this thing. Announcement before the end of the month.
if it were a fact, the anonymous poster certainly wouldn't be posting about it on a sales rep gossip blogFact or speculation?
company is sold. It’s not the price we wanted, but we’ll take it because it’s the only real offer left on the table. We’re desperate to unload this thing. Announcement before the end of the month.
his name was mentioned 30 times in the whistleblowers report where the company had to plead guilty and he still has his job? How is this possible? He’s clearly the biggest liability at the company.
If we IPO, the street will quickly sniff out the lack of basic business knowledge, inexperience in med device, missing college degree, arrest record, struggles speaking basic sentences, hiring of highly questionable characters, and how he was named 30+ times in the DOJ investigation report. More than any other person at the company. What do you think that would do to the stock price? Up or down?
his name was mentioned 30 times in the whistleblowers report where the company had to plead guilty and he still has his job? How is this possible? He’s clearly the biggest liability at the company.