At least you have a reasonable response, unlike most others who have done nothing but mindless bashing over the past several months on this issue, with no substance offered.

So, let's take a look at your idea.

The infrastructure is there, the logistics is mature, their operations were fine.

Looking at their balance sheet, they own no real estate. So, all of their stores are leased. Other than that, what infrastructure could they possibly have? Sure, they have employees and systems, but that all goes bye-bye in less than 30 days with a notice to employees.

Logistics, I can't comment. Don't know specifically what you mean. But those relationships can also be done in 30.

Operations are obviously NOT fine. Just look at the trouble they are in.

The ivory tower people made very bad decisions

Maybe so, but it does not change the reality they face.

If you go to a location now, I think you'll probably see low morale but still well kept stores.

As well as low inventory of items that nobody wants. How are you gonna turn around a retail store that has nothing to sell?

A review of the balance sheet, cash flow and P&L would be in order

Yes. You should take a look. I have.

That is WHY I have said what I have said.

would bet that a quick reorganization and perhaps bankruptcy to clear contracts and obligations to start fresh would turn it around completely.

In theory, yes. Not so sure it will be that easy.

Even if they did, then ... STOCKHOLDERS WILL GET WIPED OUT.

THAT is what bankruptcy does. THAT is an important point for anyone who owns the STOCK.

If they wiped out all debt and payables, they still have the problem that their Operating Loss is big and getting worse, and that is before interest debt has to be paid.

Even if you wiped out all debt, they are still operating at a big loss with very little inventory.

Why would the debt holders agree to a restructure? How would they get paid back?

The debt holders might try to force liquidation.

I have no idea if they will, but it is a realistic possibility.

Even if they survive bankruptcy court and get the debt cleared, what BUSINESS do they have to get to profitability? What PLAN do they have?

I really don't care.

I came here 2 years ago to warn people about the bullshit touts who were pumping GME. Then, BBBY and DWAC entered the discussion, too.

I have been right. They have been wrong.

And anyone who listened to me saved themselves.

The lesson I wanted to drive home is: Do NOT listened to bullshit artists who pump stocks.

DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH.

At least you have a reasonable response, unlike most others who have done nothing but mindless bashing over the past several months on this issue, with no substance offered.

So, let's take a look at your idea.

The infrastructure is there, the logistics is mature, their operations were fine.

Looking at their balance sheet, they own no real estate. So, all of their stores are leased. Other than that, what infrastructure could they possibly have? Sure, they have employees and systems, but that all goes bye-bye in less than 30 days with a notice to employees.

Logistics, I can't comment. Don't know specifically what you mean. But those relationships can also be done in 30.

Operations are obviously NOT fine. Just look at the trouble they are in.

The ivory tower people made very bad decisions

Maybe so, but it does not change the reality they face.

If you go to a location now, I think you'll probably see low morale but still well kept stores.

As well as low inventory of items that nobody wants. How are you gonna turn around a retail store that has nothing to sell?

A review of the balance sheet, cash flow and P&L would be in order

Yes. You should take a look. I have.

That is WHY I have said what I have said.

would bet that a quick reorganization and perhaps bankruptcy to clear contracts and obligations to start fresh would turn it around completely.

In theory, yes. Not so sure it will be that easy.

Even if they did, then ... STOCKHOLDERS WILL GET WIPED OUT.

THAT is what bankruptcy does. THAT is an important point for anyone who owns the STOCK.

If they wiped out all debt and payables, they still have the problem that their Operating Loss is big and getting worse, and that is before interest debt has to be paid.

Even if you wiped out all debt, they are still operating at a big loss with very little inventory.

Why would the debt holders agree to a restructure? How would they get paid back?

The debt holders might try to force liquidation.

I have no idea if they will, but it is a realistic possibility.

Even if they survive bankruptcy court and get the debt cleared, what BUSINESS do they have to get to profitability? What PLAN do they have?

I really don't care.

I came here 2 years ago to warn people about the bullshit touts who were pumping GME, and BBBY and DWAC entered the discussion, too.

I have been right. They have been wrong.

And anyone who listened to me saved themselves.

The lesson I wanted to drive home is: Do NOT listened to bullshit artists who pump stocks.

DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH.

At least you have a reasonable response, unlike most others who have done nothing but mindless bashing over the past several months on this issue, with no substance offered.

So, let's take a look at your idea.

The infrastructure is there, the logistics is mature, their operations were fine.

Looking at their balance sheet, they own no real estate. So, all of their stores are leased. Other than that, what infrastructure could they possibly have? Sure, they have employees and systems, but that all goes bye-bye in less than 30 days with a notice to employees.

Logistics, I can't comment. Don't know specifically what you mean. But those relationships can also be done in 30.

Operations are obviously NOT fine. Just look at the trouble they are in.

The ivory tower people made very bad decisions

Maybe so, but it does not change the reality they face.

If you go to a location now, I think you'll probably see low morale but still well kept stores.

As well as low inventory of items that nobody wants. How are you gonna turn around a retail store that has nothing to sell?

A review of the balance sheet, cash flow and P&L would be in order

Yes. You should take a look. I have.

That is WHY I have said what I have said.

would bet that a quick reorganization and perhaps bankruptcy to clear contracts and obligations to start fresh would turn it around completely.

In theory, yes. Not so sure it will be that easy.

If they wiped out all debt and payables, they still have the problem that their Operating Loss is big and getting worse, and that is before interest debt has to be paid.

Even if you wiped out all debt, they are still operating at a big loss with very little inventory.

Why would the debt holders agree to a restructure? How would they get paid back?

The debt holders might try to force liquidation.

I have no idea if they will, but it is a realistic possibility.

Even if they survive bankruptcy court and get the debt cleared, what BUSINESS do they have to get to profitability? What PLAN do they have?

I really don't care.

I came here 2 years ago to warn people about the bullshit touts who were pumping GME, and BBBY and DWAC entered the discussion, too.

I have been right. They have been wrong.

And anyone who listened to me saved themselves.

The lesson I wanted to drive home is: Do NOT listened to bullshit artists who pump stocks.

DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH.

At least you have a reasonable response, unlike most others who have done nothing but mindless bashing over the past several months on this issue, with no substance offered.

So, let's take a look at your idea.

The infrastructure is there, the logistics is mature, their operations were fine.

Looking at their balance sheet, they own no real estate. So, all of their stores are leased. Other than that, what infrastructure could they possible have? Sure, they have employees and systems, but that all goes bye-bye in less than 30 days with a notice to employees.

Logistics, I can't comment. Don't know specifically what you mean. But those relationships can also be done in 30.

Operations are obviously NOT fine. Just look at the trouble they are in.

The ivory tower people made very bad decisions

Maybe so, but it does not change the reality they face.

If you go to a location now, I think you'll probably see low morale but still well kept stores.

As well as low inventory of items that nobody wants. How are you gonna turn around a retail store that has nothing to sell?

A review of the balance sheet, cash flow and P&L would be in order

Yes. You should take a look. I have.

That is WHY I have said what I have said.

would bet that a quick reorganization and perhaps bankruptcy to clear contracts and obligations to start fresh would turn it around completely.

In theory, yes. Not so sure it will be that easy.

If they wiped out all debt and payables, they still have the problem that their Operating Loss is big and getting worse, and that is before interest debt has to be paid.

Even if you wiped out all debt, they are still operating at a big loss with very little inventory.

Why would the debt holders agree to a restructure? How would they get paid back?

The debt holders might try to force liquidation.

I have no idea if they will, but it is a realistic possibility.

Even if they survive bankruptcy court and get the debt cleared, what BUSINESS do they have to get to profitability? What PLAN do they have?

I really don't care.

I came here 2 years ago to warn people about the bullshit touts who were pumping GME, and BBBY and DWAC entered the discussion, too.

I have been right. They have been wrong.

And anyone who listened to me saved themselves.

The lesson I wanted to drive home is: Do NOT listened to bullshit artists who pump stocks.

DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH.