RE:RE:I suspect...I would say that theory of banks unloading is possible, certainly something to keep in mind. However...this is for Nextleaf to read and I'm quite sure somebody from Nextleaf reads our posts. I don't mind waiting, 1 month, 2 months, one year or two... a much longer term play. I'm patient and a lot of other investors are patient too. But...where do we stand? Yes, the machines are up and running, oil is being produced and going off to wholesale, ok...but how are we different. IP licensing may not be going as planned due to covid-19 etc, but we have the tech, we're using the tech so why aren't there more deals by now, small ones, 50kg deals or less. Nextleaf's patents are about efficiency, control, top quality refinement etc, etc. Even with smaller deals our tech, our IP should be able to handle big or small orders, even a 10> kg deal should be profitable. I can understand that Nextleaf management wants solid, mutually beneficial type deals to avoid many of the pitfalls a lot of cannabis companies are running into with write downs etc..but that doesn't mean all deals, even smaller that aren't always even down the middle for both parties are always bad. Is Nextleaf being too cautious or is there really just a lack of deals and customers out there? I hope I'm wrong and the optimism that Charles feels about the last quarter is right and that Nextleaf hits a grand slam but I'm not seeing any sentiment, no build up to the rumour of deals in the works that will make us profitable by years end. Isn't there an old saying buy the rumour, sell the news. I don't see anyone buying the rumour here. JMHO