Fucking Vikings. I don't know if you saw it, but they backed out of our deal with us. They were supposed to buy some of the land that the Star Tribune owns, but decided that the price was too high and that they would look too committed to being in Minneapolis. Then they wouldn't be able to get as much public funding as they wanted.
I told them that they could make a killing off that land. All they had to do was try and include something with LRT to connect up with the new bridge and they'd get all the government money they could want. Instead of buying the land and giving us some capital to sustain our operation for awhile, they backed out and we got screwed. You probably don't know this, but land sales are a great way to generate short term capital. There was even a piece in the journal about it. But now we're stuck with the land and pretty soon we will be stuck with an empty building when we finish consolidating workspace. And I had to make up a bullshit story for a press release. Thanks Zigi.
Thursday, August 30, 2007
Don't Listen To The Vikings
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bridge collapse,
capital,
land,
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minneapolis,
Star Tribune,
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Wall Street Journal,
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A crying shame. A lot of peopl have trouble with commitment...is it normally linked to seeking public funding? Maybe they should re-shoot all of Sex in the city...
Or Sex AND the City, if you will.
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