That's just me ramblin' onin a pizsed off mood. I don't really think we should shoot anybody or higher a hitman but I do wonder if these guys ever think about somebody crossing the line.
I see a company coming together in a good way but not being reflected in the shareprice.
All companies seem to need to continually raise money to operate until such time as they become profitable. I am sensing that we are gettting close to that and because I have had other investments showing the same moves right before they tanked to be picked up by the first-in shareholders and lenders.
Our Blaze deal seems very rich for a company on the verge of black ink.
I am aware that re-tooling before we even got our bottling line going increased our debt load but I see pictures and postings of business happening as far as co-bottling and even our own lines. I also remember, quite a while ago, Rick saying that we should be turning the corner to profitability.
I know that managements job is to paint a rosier picture than exists but there is a disconnect between this and our shareprice.
I still remember something that Jeff shared with me back in the days when we conversed and I believe that he was sincere in his concept of building this type of company.
I am also aware that Pharma and beverages are high volume, high profit skus and we could be both for consumers who are self-medicating with cannabinoids.
Tinley has several change ups we could do to aspire to profitability. We could re-introduce a cbd line, add alcohol for that marketplace or go all in on medicinal, real medicinal with all of the tests and approvals such that we can claim legitimacy as a Pharma company. Only a couple that I am aware of that persevered and conquered as legitamit and accepted pharmaceuticals, GWP and Charlotte's web and their shareprice launched exponentially.