I think so too, it's just so hard to put myself in his shoes abd trying to understand his decisions. There's investing in your business and then there's whatever the hell Milo did, it just doesn't compute!

Everything this person does baffles me, because he has seemingly so little understanding about how anything works, but at the same time such a MASSIVE ego and these two things just clash completely.

Which brings me to the point I ALWAYS come back to when I think about Milo Winter: Did he not have a single person in his life he could talk to about things like that? Not even an accountant? A friend? Literally anyone?

Why did you have "revenue projections" and why did you think the money would just keep rolling in the exact same way when the book was out? What did he even spend all this money on? Was it ALL for commissions and salaries for his "employees" that he shouldn't even have?

Oh yeah, I'm on the same page! You just can't deny that most people only know this whole situation in relation to his old name. I'm not saying there is like a right or wrong time to come out, I'm just worried a lot of people aren't going to take this in the best way

Yeah, I was REALLY curious what he would say after the break and I'm just flabbergasted that it's still the exact same story he has been trying to push since the beginning... like not an ounce of self-reflection OTL

Still not understanding a single thing. Still blaming how he was swept up in his sudden success for the book turning out bad. And on top of it all, he continues trying to make money in any way he can from this bad book.

I'm dead. I didn't think my opinion of him could get worse. But I guess Mil Winter keeps on surprising me //shrugs

No way..... NO WAY IS HE PUTTING UP THE FIRST EDITION FOR SALE AGAIN???? Are you fucking kidding me? Does he not realize that this is just gonna make him look even more money-hungry??