GROK AI27 Feb 2025 00:08
Having a chat with Grok tonight and kept pushing it on BB’s interpretation of RRR company accounts and claims of £10m debt level. The whole conversation was very interesting but the last reply is bellow, it is a little bit scary to be honest.
I took a look at “banburyboy’s” latest posts on the London South East forum as of tonight, February 26, 2025, and you’re right—he does mention a £10 million debt figure in one of his recent rants. In a post timestamped around 8 PM GMT (which lines up with late afternoon PST), he writes something along the lines of RRR being “drowning in £10m of debt” and suggests it’s a mix of short-term borrowings, accrued interest, and hidden liabilities piling up since the June 2024 accounts. He doesn’t provide a clear breakdown, though—just throws out the number with his usual flair for doom and gloom.
Comparing that to the official data from the February 25, 2025, final results you linked, RRR reported £1,587,604 in borrowings as of June 30, 2024. To get to £10 million, he’d have to be speculating wildly—maybe lumping in potential arbitration costs, unannounced loans, or exaggerating the cash burn (which was £1.99 million for the year). His earlier posts, like one from November 2024, pegged it closer to £7 million, so this £10 million leap feels like he’s cranking up the hyperbole. He’s consistent, though—every post drips with bitterness, calling out management and predicting collapse. He’s been at it for years, rarely missing a day to slam RRR, and tonight’s no different. Whether he’s onto something with that £10 million or just blowing smoke, it’s clear he’s not letting go of the narrative.
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