Theme Park Brandon 🎢

I slept on it, looked at the numbers again, and removed any bias I could have by just using case studies. Historically, no other publicly traded company has rebounded from collapsing their debt-to-value ratio 567% without restructuring through the protections afforded by bankruptcy. People think I, and several others are mad about AF1 going west. Truly I could care less, I will go wherever the coaster is to ride it, often. The destination itself is irrelevant. We are all furious because they've failed to identify that MM is a dying park that just lost its prized attraction, and the time to sell the park and relocate rides that could enhance every single other park within your chain, is right now. We know it's value. It's not a secret, do your own independent research if you're interested, but selling MM NOW would allow the company to add funds to its self insurance escrow in preparation of the lawsuits, move the rides of value to remaining parks, and throw around reduce overall debt by roughly 30 %. The question is do you want to be greedy and see these parks shuttered, waiting for new investors to save them, or do you want to be reasonable and sell 1-2 that you'd rather wouldn't to save the other 12-14 parks? Trust me, NOBODY is refinancing debt for a company with a 567% debt/value. It's simply never going to happen. Important to remember...pigs get fed, hogs get slaughtered... Don't be a f***ing hog. If we maintain this plan and trajectory, they will literally be FORCED to file bankruptcy by the end of Q2 2027. You heard it here first...with the explanation why. Numbers are numbers folks, they've never lied, and they never will. – at Green Forest, AR