Kaneda Klassics: "Deep Thoughts by Deeproot #2"

“I've been overwhelmed in being delayed by the time we launch in March of next year, about a year. You know, sometimes I struggle to find that passion still for pinball.”

“It's an absolute sewer. I want nothing to do with it. So any report I get from Pennside, I immediately disregard.”

“I know that they're trying and he's got a really nice process set up. It's a whole recipe of issues, but we can't let that happen with deeproot. It's got to be brought in house. It's got to be done right.”

“I guarantee you pull any manufacturer right now, whether they're doing it in-house or not, and you drop a ball from three inches...every one of them will dimple. And I'm sorry, that's an engineering defect, and Deeproot is not going to put up with that, and we're just going to be different.”

“Stern is completely...very weak. Their model is very precarious...The bigger you get, the easier it is to fall. It's like building a house of cards with an unsteady foundation.”

“There are no investors in pinball. It's company money. It's my money. And you know I find that you know even when people say well oh my gosh they blowing all this a month and they never going to be able to make it back. And I just I just laugh because it obvious that the more they try to convince themselves and others about all of this the less they in reality.”

“And I think that most of what we're going to show on our launch day is going to be point after point after point after point where we saw a weakness or something that the competition refused to fix or do. And we're doing it.”

“I don't see any benefit to anybody for those companies going out of business or for deeproot to come in and crush them. I think that there's still plenty of a market and an opportunity for each of these companies to make the best darn argument they can to consumers.”