Yesterday's cc didn't sound all that good. The only positive note was that the employees are cutting their benefits by twelve to twenty-five percent.

All the rest of the gobble-gouk was the same ole crap they've been talking about moving towards for over a year now. No real partnerships that look to be cash cows, just support being on the sidelines to some large retailers.

So who's buying and why?

Although their cash reserve looks good, Pickins intimated that they are going to have to dip into them for MA, which if that comes to pass leaves the company vulnerable to BANKRUPTCY, if any new purchases lead to mediocraty concerning increased revenues.

Give me $2.90, and I am gone.