This was a shit show of a business, fer sure. I only met one actual NCUA person myself, he was not technical and was not the person I had needed to talk to. Its

This was a shit show of a business, fer sure. I only met one actual NCUA person myself, he was not technical and was not the person I had needed to talk to. Its entirely possible (likely) the people I was dealing with were shifting blame to NCUA where they thought they could. To be clear: the "shared terminals" thing was not NCUA, that was the dipskiff boss's decision. My meeting with the regulator was an attempt to get that one changed.