You'd think and hope so. To be honest, I think they're trying to have their cake and eat it too - that's part of why I left. They wanted to grow and had all the

You'd think and hope so. To be honest, I think they're trying to have their cake and eat it too - that's part of why I left. They wanted to grow and had all these strategies for doing so, but not nearly the resources to do it, and were unwilling to invest in getting more of them. We got a lot done with a little, but there were clear limitations. It was an outlook I never quite understood. The core business was and is strong, reliably profitable and has made plenty of people quite wealthy and employed dozens more gainfully. Why mess with that success? What's in it for them? What's the point of (fake numbers) $100m in sales vs $50m when it comes to our 70-person company and small number of private, non-institutional owners? But I am, of course, not the one who makes such decisions.