RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Processors many never get the same vaulations as producers. That argument would make sense if a) the current LPs pay any income tax (they don't) interesting note...Valens does. And b) that importing raw material would impact the excise tax (the only part the government cares about) it won't. In fact, cheaper inputs lead to lowe prices leads to greater consumption leads to more excise tax. Using cheese is a poor example, that's a refined product...a more accurate example would be other forms of produce and vegetables....no problems getting those crops across the borders. Some of the inventory related questions can and will be answered in a couple weeks when the financials come out. Smart money is coming into Valens as evidenced by the uptick in institutional buying which will only increase once we graduate exchanges. The technical capabilities needed to produce quality products is something a lot of the LPs are missing. We bought LYF at 4.2x projected 2022 EBITDA and already the Verse Gummies are receiving rave reviews and the sour medley pack just dropped in AB. I get peoples argument related to branding, but internally...in the industry the dispensary people look for quality and associate Valens products with quality. The point is, we can do it cheaper and better and we don't have one brand we have multiple brand partners. Furthermore, as we move through the acquisition process the companies we buy will have brands that become "ours"....look at LYF, they have 6 brands in house that will be on shelves shortly and last I checked we own LYF...so do we have our own edible brand?