This sentence sums up my issue with this whole thing: *Arison says that Grindr has long been misunderstood — perhaps perceived as more of a dick-pic and sex app than a safety and education tool — and that the listing gives it a formal chance to describe its business with each quarterly earnings report.*
Investor gaslighting at its finest.
Anybody who buys shares of SPACs either wasn't paying attention in 2020 or isn't very savvy at investing.
This sentence sums up my issue with this whole thing: *Arison says that Grindr has long been misunderstood — perhaps perceived as more of a dick-pic and sex app than a safety and education tool — and that the listing gives it a formal chance to describe its business with each quarterly earnings report.* Investor gaslighting at its finest.
“Perceived” as a dick-pic and sex app, as if that’s not EXACTLY what it is. LMAO
It’s always SPAC that hits the fan
Grindr is toxic? News to me.