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Hi everyone at Gage ... its been so quiet here, price-wise for so long that  my shares have eroded in quantity as well as value.

Someone told me something about how you should always sleep with somebody for three days in a row before you can be certain whether they snore or not...
Or something like that ?
It was a test ... a sleep test.

It might have involved establishing which person was more likely to steal the blankets ?
But it’s been longer than three days, and whilst there is no snoring there hasn’t been so much other action either.
Furthermore some of  the blankets appear to being stolen by other people on different beds .....
Pirates ?


....and I wonder if the price is being purposely repressed with a view to a takeover ?

Cheers



https://thewest.com.au/lifestyle/drink/pirate-life-perth-due-to-open-in-cbd-in-2020-ng-b881332646z

“Pirate Life Perth due to open in CBD in 2020

David JohnsThe West Australian
Tuesday, 24 September 2019 10:52AM
David Johns


Craft beer lovers are in for a treat with news that Pirate Life Brewing is opening a triple-storey ‘brewpub’ in the heart of Perth’s CBD.

Based in the old Sony building on 440 Murray Street, the venue will cater for more than 1000 beer lovers and will include an in-house brewery, private dining room, hybrid rooftop beer garden, restaurant, three bars and an open plan kitchen.

Pirate Life founders Jack Cameron and Jared Proudfoot were initially from Perth before they took their concept to Adelaide five yea
Since then, they have gone from strength to strength, notching up top 10 places in the **S Hottest 100 Aussie Craft Beers over multiple years.


Pirate Life co-founder Mick Cameron.
Last year, it was revealed that Fremantle captain — and now dual-Brownlow medallist — Nat Fyfe had made $1 million from a savvy early investment in Pirate Life.

Jack was a former schoolmate of the Dockers star.

Jared, also known as Red, said it was “bloody exciting” to be heading back to WA to set up Pirate Life Perth.

“We will be brewing beers exclusive to the venue and continually be challenging our brewers to pump out regular one-off brews pushing the boundaries of what beer can be,” he said.

Dubai’s Stickman Tribe, founded by Perth-born Marcos Cain, will be designing the venue in collaboration with Pirate Life and Sneakers & Jeans.

Construction and opening of the vanue is planned for 2020.”