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where’s that mario day
where’s that march 19th pixelfaggot DD
where’s that april 16th DFV double down
where’s that over voted share count
where’s that negative beta
where’s that DTTC rule changes
where’s that quad witching day
where's that bastille day
where’s that 741
where’s that evergrande collapse
where's that stock split
where's that dividend
where's that wu-tang album
where's that shareholders’ meeting pump
where’s that forward guidance
where's that DOJ investigation
where's that RICO investigation
where's that jpeg marketplace
where’s that blockchain stock market
where’s that NFT dividend
where's that DRS owned float
where’s that ‘RC bought BBBY to squeeze le hedgies’
where's that opex cycle
where’s that post-crypto crash pump
where’s that post-market crash pump
where's that new ATH
where's that hedgie ledging
where's that MOASS

To whom this may concern in the /GME/ general thread (Four Chan),

It has recently come to my attention that, despite several assurances from members of your board that GME stock was guaranteed to split ten days after the Annual Shareholders Meeting, this event has failed to take place. Since your board gave sincere promises that not only would this split occur, but that it would certainly lead to a MOASS style event, I am concerned that this information appears to have been untrue.

Furthermore, upon initial contact with several members of your board to query this, I was now told that this was "never the plan", that "Ryan Cohen knows what he is doing bro", and to "Cope and Sneed".

This kind of hostility is uncalled for and utterly unprofessional on a board that supposedly prides itself on its devotion to business matters.

I am now writing to you to enquire as to why you believe that Ryan Cohen did not initiate a stock split that would have started a MOASS - and how you can credibly believe that such as MOASS is likely to now occur when we have a clear example of Ryan Cohen passing on the chance to activate it.

I look forward to your reply soon, and hope we can return to more cordial forms of dialogue in the near future.

Yours sincerely,

A Concerned Shareholder