Quoted from jgentry:Just a lot of deflecting and finger pointing. You would think Andrew was almost a victim with his twisted view points.
It may have been that he was lying to try to make payroll or keep the lights on. But none of that excuses it. It's also not surprising that the investors that were involved long ago with Andrew act in just a shady of a manner as Andrew did.
A sad end to a sorry state of affairs. I'd like to say that now we can consider preorder pinball dead but we all know its not as pinball people act like crackheads half the time. It's no wonder this community is such easy prey.
Lies and “it’s just business” seem to go hand in hand with most people. The problem is that one lie leads to two, leads to ten, and then we enter fraud land if one doesn’t pull out of the nosedive. I do understand the initial desire to put on a better face than you know is reality. Last thing someone whose company is down wants is a run on the bank. But it is a slippery slope and for those lacking an ethics chip can lead to very bad places as seem to have occurred in this instance. I’ve always put personal integrity first. Don’t do that and self justification starts to become rampant. Add a narcissistic personality into the mix and it’s a disaster, one that the instigator of it all backs away from all the while pointing fingers at others saying “he did it.”
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