RE:RE:RE:RE:sam
Nah some of us are just pissed at being sold out and lied to over the last couple of quarters. There is nothing wrong with that btw. As well I would feel a lot better if was anyone but Tweed as well. Tweed is in a desperate spot. They need to start to produce a product that the everyday experienced consumer wants. Not some gen Z who gets pulled into some advertising hype. Your idea of what is best for this company does not jive with others; that is really it. You implied as a Supreme shareholder it is less risky for us to be in Tweed moving forward oppose to riding the course we were on. That does not gel with what we have been told about this company over the last few quarters nor how we see the company growing moving forward. Over 280 dispensaries added 7 Acres products to their shelves from Oct 1 2020 - Dec 31 2020 - That represents about 20% of active dispensaries in Canada at the time. Canada slowly continues to open more stores as well as there remains a lot of underserverd areas. People want 7 Acres products. That is true. For their respective price range your best hope is to match what they put out there. You have to spend a minimum 30% more to get the consistency that 7 acres offers. Weed is pricey. People want a quality product at a fair price. 7 Acres provides that better than anyone else. That matters. That will slowly build itself out so long as people have access to it. That was slowly happening eg: 280+ dispensaries added 7 acres products as per our last ER. So...... I still struggle to understand why you refuse to acknowledge product quality as a factor in your arguments. Tweed dreams of being a fake profit end of fiscal 2022 - Supreme was legit starring down a sustainable poistive EPS. Anyways best of luck please note Aphria and Hexo provide superior products and both have US interests as well.... Thanks for helping Craig to boot.