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Motus Gaslighting

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Yes, it's only $60 per month. But, "Your new rate is based on current insurance premiums, license fees, registration fees, and taxes which often change year over year." Really? Bureau of Labor Statistics shows auto insurance up 22.2% year over year as of March. Why not call it what it is? Gaslighting like this leads to mistrust in management. Do better Patterson.
 




















This is why the stock sucks. Management keeps fucking with sales. Zero growth. The two fucking accountants running the company only care about cutting expenses. Predicting a shitty earning calls and further drop ih the price. Time to short.
 




anonymous said:
Yes, it's only $60 per month. But, "Your new rate is based on current insurance premiums, license fees, registration fees, and taxes which often change year over year." Really? Bureau of Labor Statistics shows auto insurance up 22.2% year over year as of March. Why not call it what it is? Gaslighting like this leads to mistrust in management. Do better Patterson.
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Just opened the personal property tax bill and I can confirm it did change year over year. Definitely didn't go down. Anyone hearing rumblings about a new pay plan coming down from the accountants on high?
 








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We’ve been told that the bonus will become more aggressive and be tied to minimum sales of individual products.
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Just a few short years ago, we were publicly taking pride in how we value our sales force more than Henry Schein relating to compensation and now we're copying their shell game pay plan? Hmmm.
 




anonymous said:
Yes, it's only $60 per month. But, "Your new rate is based on current insurance premiums, license fees, registration fees, and taxes which often change year over year." Really? Bureau of Labor Statistics shows auto insurance up 22.2% year over year as of March. Why not call it what it is? Gaslighting like this leads to mistrust in management. Do better Patterson.
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anonymous said:
Yes, it's only $60 per month. But, "Your new rate is based on current insurance premiums, license fees, registration fees, and taxes which often change year over year." Really? Bureau of Labor Statistics shows auto insurance up 22.2% year over year as of March. Why not call it what it is? Gaslighting like this leads to mistrust in management. Do better Patterson.
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Top TR are NOT motivated with a measly expense budget. Ditch the expenses, tiers and bullshit and motivate us with a better comp plan
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Agree. Look at the share price today after earnings posted and you'll see there are no better comp plans coming any time soon. We're sailing rough seas and there looks to be a huge storm cloud ahead.
 




anonymous said:
Yes, it's only $60 per month. But, "Your new rate is based on current insurance premiums, license fees, registration fees, and taxes which often change year over year." Really? Bureau of Labor Statistics shows auto insurance up 22.2% year over year as of March. Why not call it what it is? Gaslighting like this leads to mistrust in management. Do better Patterson.
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In hindsight, this was the tell sign of things to come.
 




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