Vincent Oshana

I don't remember.

This was probably in Northridge, California when we were a part of that.

A long time ago.

Yeah, it was a long time ago, 20 years ago, 15 years ago.

But to me, the board has to make decisions.

the decisions that are not about pleasing somebody.

It's what's best for the organization at that time.

And by the way, I'm just giving my thoughts.

I'm not giving like, you know, you said something that's very similar to what Whitlock said.

A lot of the points you hit are the points that Whitlock hit.

And I saw that, and I thought he was being fair on what he said.

And I watch a lot of this stuff the last 24 hours because I'm trying to see what people are saying.

Did he say that she shouldn't be?

Yeah, he said you should step down.

He said, yeah, that part you didn't agree with the woman part.

No, but that's what he said.

But to me, Vinny, to me where I'm at, so to me where I'm at is that board meeting.

If there's anything I want to know, I don't want to see text exchanges, email exchanges.

I don't want to know anything.

I want to know what happened in that board meeting and what was advised.