First of all, there does seem to be a consensus on a flip here, but there's even more of a consensus on the fact that the current one is no good.
Second, if you want inane, compare your reference to a thread some years ago, among collectors of all types including Barry Sloate, who as I recall has little to no direct interest in graded cards, about the logistics of when and where to meet for dinner in NYC to this one about the manner in which a grading company conducts its business. That is inane.
We get your point, as inartfully and repetitively as it has been made. Feel free to keep poking-- I don't give twodeuces.
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