reality check....for some.Wow. Trying to parse every word that comes out of the ceo's mouth. It's a bit ridiculous when you consider that this company is venturing into new territory. Obviously it is incredibly difficult to project sales/costs/growth/proftit etc when you are operating in a space where there are no comparitives. It seems some people are trying to hold Payne's feet to the fire as if he is the ceo of an international conglomerate that just cut there dividend from 3% to 2.5%. This is microcap/nanocap people. It's insanely risky. If you want reliable numbers and projections then invest in Procter and Gamble. The risks and hurdles have been well documented. If you don't believe in the technology, or you question the validity of uoit testing, then don't invest. Or better yet, short the stock. I'm enthusiatic about dya and comfortably invested but I'm not hung up on the 180M figure, or when they get uplisted. I understand why the ceo wants to paint a very rosy picture. I'll wait for the quarterly reports and judge the company on its progress. Good luck everyone.