Interesting development with the coffee company vet bros:
1791 Management sends letter to Black Rifle Coffee Company (BRCC) demanding they brew up an “action plan” to address serious allegations of Corporate Governance failures and Code of Conduct violations
Wait…. Let me get this straight…. The money guys are saying that the guys from the Youtube videos that put a mini gun into a Prius, made a movie about zombies, and other assorted ass-hattery made poor financial decisions??? Didn’t follow SEC protocols?
So, just because the guys who started BRCC are vets, does that exempt them from being criminals who will commit fraud and mislead/steal from shareholders for their own personal gain?
No different from anyone else. If the allegations are proven true of course. That said, being a vet, LE, SOP, .Mil, does not mean you’re not a scumbag at heart; no real surprise there.
Nobody else finds that the complaint is written in a very odd manner? It’s tone and content read more like a twitter or Tik-tok rant than a legal or other public corporate document.
I think their videos are hilarious, their movie was unwatchable, and Haefner seems like a prick. I really don’t care, since with a name like 1791, I assume the people complaining are also playing the patriot money card. Sounds like red,White&blue on REd, white & blue crime….
There is a thread about this on a social media I follow with money guys in it. From the sounds of it, as of now, there is nothing known to be illegal going on. The SEC is not investigating the situation. Apparently the guy that wrote this letter has written similar letters in the past.
Im not a stocks guy but the stocks guys on the thread weren’t terribly concerned with what’s currently known.
Yes. I do as well. It’s also not really an article by actual journalists. It’s a press release website. Press releases are always biased toward the one writing it for its own cause.
Remember also, anyone can be sued and complained on by anyone for anything. Doesn’t mean it’s true (although it might be). BRCC has a target on its back. They know it. And they seem to be comfortable with that.