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<blockquote data-quote="JB Books" data-source="post: 1854005" data-attributes="member: 6889">I don&#039;t think all of you are stupid.&nbsp; I think a lot of you let your emotions rule your decisions and shape your world view. This prevents you from seeing the proverbial &quot;bigger picture.&quot;&nbsp; That doesn&#039;t make you stupid, it makes you shortsighted.And FYI junior, my life is very busy and it is &quot;wonderful&quot; because I have an incredible wife, great staff and good friends.&nbsp; Making your life &quot;wonderful&quot; is not that difficult.&nbsp; It just takes a little work.No, I would not take a case like this.&nbsp; I feel for the child, and I wonder what evidence the jury had that compelled it to make an award against the company.Whatever the case, it is a shame that the child was horribly burned and that the company has to close down.&nbsp; But also remember bankruptcy is a business tool, and the company may or may not stay shut down.If it were your kid, maybe not.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JB Books, post: 1854005, member: 6889"] I don't think all of you are stupid. I think a lot of you let your emotions rule your decisions and shape your world view. This prevents you from seeing the proverbial "bigger picture." That doesn't make you stupid, it makes you shortsighted. And FYI junior, my life is very busy and it is "wonderful" because I have an incredible wife, great staff and good friends. Making your life "wonderful" is not that difficult. It just takes a little work. No, I would not take a case like this. I feel for the child, and I wonder what evidence the jury had that compelled it to make an award against the company. Whatever the case, it is a shame that the child was horribly burned and that the company has to close down. But also remember bankruptcy is a business tool, and the company may or may not stay shut down. If it were your kid, maybe not. [/QUOTE]

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