If true, is this professional? No. However, OJ Simpson wasn't found guilty, using a technicality to escape justice. So while the legal system is helpful and i w

If true, is this professional? No. However, OJ Simpson wasn't found guilty, using a technicality to escape justice. So while the legal system is helpful and i wouldn't consider it a total piece of shit, I think if I built a 1 billion dollar company and someone asked for $500M, because I forgot to file some paperwork due to the quickie shotgun starter-marriage we rushed into I would probably flip the fuck out. Also, it's like in the social network where "Mark" says: You know, you really don't need a forensics team to get to the bottom of this. If you guys were the inventors of Facebook, you'd have invented Facebook. edit: I responded to SA from my account* and articulated why I thought he made a mistake. You created a novelty/new account called 's[am]alt[man]wrong'. Your point isn't that bad, Jeremy may deserve something (i'm not an insider on the story) but this is cowardly behavior, and downright harmful to your case due to how chldish this is. I respect Sam for taking a personal stance on this which ultimately could/might have slightly damaged him personally. So, in essence this was the point I was making here. It isn't about the issue, but how it was handled. Coming out of the woodwork in the final hours of a massive deal to demand payment is shady and doesn't seem to be handled in a way that was particularly reasonable. Just as anonymously asserting insider info on here which is unverifiable because you are choosing to hide your identity...is also less than forthcoming. You and Jeremy may be correct, but I would allege that regardless how Sam and Kyle handled themselves, the burden of being reasonable rests on detractors, I mean Kyle doesn't need to prove he added a ton of value to Cruise because he fucking started Cruise and built the team that ended up building the product that was Cruise and turned into the company that was Cruise which then put together the sale of the company(Cruise) to GM. * which is like >800 days old and pretty fucking tied to my real identity. I mean, there is a goddamn keybase public key attached to it...