Craig Jones

Here are these buyouts that we want people to consider.

Let us know what you think.

And there were a lot of people who were appalled, as rightfully as they should have been, who just simply said, you know what, I'm not putting up with this madness.

It's clear that there's something sinister about all this.

I'm moving on.

There were some people who wanted to stay because they loved the organization.

I sent Lloyd Howe and all staff there.

telling him that I wasn't going to accept it, that the place was benevolent to me, and that all of this seems shady.

And I said at the end of that email, tell J.C.

Tretter to spend his 30 pieces of silver wisely.

Well, the powers that be never said anything.

They never said anything at all.

The buyouts and things came.

People left.

I collected everybody's keys.

It was sad.

I cried for some people because they were dear to me.

They had a plan that they had executed, and they wanted it to be done in the best possible way so they can succeed at their power grab and their adverse.

Checkmate, sir.

You couldn't have put that any clearer.