I'm not an insider, but I don't understand that. If they come out with a set and the set makes X amount of dollars, what difference does it make if the $1 chip showed a loss? Especially if the fact that there is a $1 chip increases the overall desirability and marketability of the set.

To me, that's exactly like ordering a gourmet breakfast at a nice profit to the restaurant but they won't furnish cheese for the grits because the cheese doesn't show a profit!

Oh well, nobody ever accused me of being a brilliant economist. Gene Trimble must know the answer to this, and I'm sure the answer is: "Cinch, you're all wet." But he's from around here to, so I want to hear what he has to say.