Hahaha Werdy,Fine, I’ll hand you the numbers this time because I...

Hahaha Werdy,

Fine, I’ll hand you the numbers this time because I feel sorry for you, for some reason you just want to make bold statements without actually doing any research…

1. They took a one-off $419k hit on unsold inventory and a $245k impairment on intangibles from discontinuing a product.

2. They invested in new machinery, which bumped up depreciation.

3. There were non-recurring marketing and launch costs.

These are one-time investments to pivot to a high-margin model, not signs of ongoing inefficiency.