$700K for Compton?

[ProNitro Pete]

It's amazing how much a tool costs these days.

And What a 'TOOL' we are getting for $707K.

 

[Sean D, shondoo]

5 million in profit for a non profit corp? How about sharing the wealth? Increased purse? Lower entry fees? I can dream right?

That's just it, Timmah. It shouldn't be a dream.

I see it just like Nunzio said in an earlier post. It's not about the money. When you're laying people off, the purses suck and the teams responsible for the show to start with are struggling, then you as the leader need to struggle too. Anything short of that is pure greed as far as I'm concerned. If the sanctioning body was booming he would sure as hell expect a share in that feast, so he needs to be sharing in the current state of famine.

It goes both ways.

Sean D