I'm hoping fora steady building of shareprice based on real accounting fundamentals. We don't want to wake up the day-flippers. Based on history, I don't believe that Jeff wants this to run ahead of itself based on irrational exuberance. We have all kinds of catalysts that we are waiting on to build real sharevalue. Sentiment for infused beverages is building. Sober curious has retailers asking and putting up money to get these products. Consumers are finding value in cannabinoids for pharma use and alcohol drinkers are starting to switch for healthier options. There is lots of lobbying and bill proposals in the US to get everybody on the same page to allow the greenrush access to the same business tools, like banking and brokering to help them build this relatively new industry. Borrowed money for pot investments is getting very expensive for short term bridge financing. Acreage Holdings just agreed to a 60% rate to secure short term financing for their operation as a Multi State Operator in the US. Those kind of usuary rates scream for the US to get off their azz and get some banking bills passed to reflect that there is enough legal cannabis businesses and drag this greenrush towards the inevitable will of the voters. Tinley has navigated this minefield to get our products on shelves in California and we also have Canada in the crosshairs for the near future. Cranking up our own brand new state of the art facility will reduce production costs, generate revenue for co-bottling deals and contribute to product quality and consistency. Also we don't know how many suitors we have looking over our shoulders, wishing that they have what we have. Steady sharevalue building is favourable, based on real fundamentals will get us buzzing on the bullboards. The minute we get our manufacturing facility fired up will be a huge catalyst for shareholders. glta and dyodd