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and blah blah blah blah...
what does ANY of that big mfg nonsense have ANYTHING to do with the ONE THING we have been pointing out for a very long time now?
EVERY TIME you use this to deflect and sidetrack the ONE single thing we've been saying...
Where is this machine you've been promising to deliver to the world?
Until you show it "in REAL TIME"
Our only conclusion is that YOU are Blowing smoke up everyone's azz mister.
"who" any of us work for has nothing to do with calling you out on it.
nice try though :oP
  • Posted 13 Nov 2022 02:55
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