“The government needs to take stricter measures and pass more laws.”
“We need to invest more in mental health.”
“We need to start cracking down on thugs – hard.”
“This kind of stuff NEVER happened when I was a kid.”
I’m not interested in very many of these questions, or arguing about what band-aids are most appropriate. Not today anyway.
What I’m interested in today is:
At today’s 4-Man in Hong Kong: I had a Malaysian from London living in Australia; a German, a Scotsman and guy from Liverpool living in Thailand; an American living in …
In Part 1 I told you the story of getting in everyone’s face at a ‘friendly’ company dinner party, and how if they didn’t do their friggin’ research they’d fall flat on their happy faces.
In Part 2 I told you about getting in El Presidente’s face about the fact that they weren’t even running an actual business because after 2 1/2 years they still had not demonstrated that they knew how to MAKE ONE DOLLAR.
Then in Part 3, El Presidente struck back, accusing me of being a small-time player whose only expertise is creating income, not building real companies. He offers to buy my stock back for $100,000 at the end of the year, which would be a nice ROI.
I write the board members:
