Bruce Linton will be wading back into the MJ space.I see, that BNN Bloomberg has reported that former CEO of Canopy Growth and now a free agent will be wading back into the MJ space by acting as an advisor and also he plans to invest in a number of MJ related companies. If I recall correctly, when Bruce left Canopy Growth he signed a non-compete agreement with Canopy that stated that he would not invest in any Canadian MJ competitors but, there was no clause included in the agreement that stated that he must refrain from having a business relationship with any US MJ related businesses. Also, if I recall Bruce has stated publically that the most lucrative opportunities now reside with US MJ companies. Bruce and the management of Tinley Beverage have had past dealings with the Tinley management even if in a social capacity but who knows what may have been discussed out of ear-shot of event photographers and reporters or other guests. From a purely speculative perspective maybe Tinley Beverrage is at, or near, the top of his TO INVEST IN, list. For his name to be associated with Tinley would provide significant notoriety to the Tinley name and it would not suprise me in the least that if Bruce did develop a business relationship of some sort with Tinley that investors would be coming on board in droves simply by thinking that if Bruce is all in with Tinley there must be a reason and it's got to be a good thing if Bruce is involved. Just look at Marvello (MTLO) when everryone found out that it was just one of the companies that Bruce had an interest in. Bruce is a pretty smart guy and I think that he is very well aware that MJ Beverages is one of the main sectors where the big money is going to be made.