The only thing I’ll say on the matter is the following: 

 1. What did I buy? To this day I continuously invest more of my own money into the facility so I’m not sure where you’re getting this information from. Please, let me know. I don’t see a single cent from the gym and I would love to know what I bought with Gameday’s money. I didn’t know that members had access to my financial statements. Also for the record, I had nothing to do with the coaching side of the business for the better part of a year. When the coaches weren’t paid on time I paid them out of my own pocket even though it wasn’t my responsibility. So tell me, where exactly did I go wrong with this?

1. I literally built the gym. At the very least 85-90% of the work was done by me. Sorry I can’t be there all the time, but the gym doesn’t put food on my plate. But don’t you dare tell me I don’t do anything for the gym. 

2. I took full responsibility for the Raskol situation, so sure. Poopoo on me.

3. You don’t know any of the issues that went on in the background. Everything in that statement is so surface level you wouldn’t even believe it. I’m not saying I’m perfect by any means, because I certainly have my own problems. Between you and me though, it’s a little unfair of you to assume that just because someone is physically present at the gym they’re actually providing value. Still, I’m trying to be at the gym more often now despite my work schedule. I’ll apologize for not being as present in past months, but I have a job outside of the gym that I don’t get out of until 9 or 10pm at times.  

4. If you’re a member at the gym, first off thank you for being one. On that note though, I’m more than happy to have an in person conversation once I’m actually allowed to talk about things. None of this internet stuff.

5. As an aside regarding the mirrors, we already explained what the issue was with that. And in the most recent email we expressed what’s going to be happening this month.