The bigger picture question is how do you take in $18M+ from pre orders, fulfill a small percentage of your customers (1/2 of the first batch) and apparently have next to nothing in $ or BTC to show for it?
Obviously, those involved in the blatant collusion had to be paid. I see it! You see it! Even the judge sees it, but it's not his position to make such an opinion, for he's ONLY the judge. Both sides' lawyers see it, but guess what comes to mind? You guessed it: Blatant collusion.
Good Guy Lawyer: I'm going to do A, B and C to try to get this over with ASAP, while you...
Bad Guy Lawyer: ...do X, Y and Z to slow you down. Is it safe to assume we're both getting paid the same hourly rate?
Good Guy Lawyer: Yes, of course, Silly, but sadly the clown wearing the robe doesn't benefit so handsomely.
Bad Guy Lawyer: True, that! But we don't get to don a robe. Guess that's the price we have to pay to remain in our lowly positions.
Good Guy Lawyer: The only saving grace is that our clients pay that price - in spades!
Judge: What's the latest?
GGL: Your Honor, we need to do A, B and C ASAP.
Judge: Any objections, BGL?
BGL: Yes, your Honor. X, Y and Z.
Judge: See you all next month. Adjourned!
GGL: Coffee?
BGL: Can't! Toga party at Long Dong Skropenis and CockMeyers' pad. I'll email you pics.
GGL: Guess I'll have my paralegal email my suckers the latest and ask for next month's payment for legal. Wait, toga party?
BGL: Yep, but don't tell the judge, for I'll be donning a robe - with nothing underneath.
GGL: You always get the good clients!
BGL: Yep! It's not who you know, but who you...