Supreme Cannabis Company Inc. (The) T.FIRE

Johns PLan.....

[maritimedreamer]

So following John Fowler's instagram i find is a really good way to understand how this man thinks.... as well... lets be honest.... one of the only places we can get information with regards to Fowler's tightly run ship. That being said.... Fowler over the weekend noted both Terrascend and Zenabis for obtaininig their sales lisence.... waht does this mean for us people? WEll look at the website..... there are now 7 companies now that are on the 'Partners list'. All 7 of these companies have their own strengths and weaknesses.... but the best part... they will all sell 7acres product. If we cannot market our product to diferentiate.... then have our partners do the work for us.... the B2B platform (imo) is genious.... and we have yet to hit our stride...... wait until our production capactiy is almost 10x what we have today.......those that will stay with Supreme in long term will be handsomly rewarded (IMO.....)

[MaddogNick]

B2B platform (imo) is genious...      Ya ok Well ,......ACB is doing the same thing not with Just one building but many ......... If 7acres has a fire good by to your pennies

[maritimedreamer]

really thats all you got? and let us not forget..... ACB buys cannabis from Supreme.... and they always sell out. the majority of all Cannabis producers will eventually fall on a B2B plan... fowler just had foresight to start B2B from inception. I wonder how much money is spent on brick and morter locations, sales teams, call centres, marketing (although limited), packaging, shipping fees..... etc

[OptGreen]

Agreed md, but the B2B model in itself is not for just anyone, as there are not many if any others operating soley on a B2B basis. Supreme has done enough product promotion with the retailers to ink 'take or pay' agreements for up to $6/gm wholesale to secure FIREweed for their product menu, which they will retail at ~2x the $9/gm Aurora, for example, is currently selling Wappa and White

[JRSDIRECT]

MD; I would agree the retail costs will be signficantly lower because of the B2B model. But with this model you are only as successful as the partner you pick or picks you. Obviously FIRE has hitched themselves to some pretty signficant wagons so they are 'somewhat' diverse. The challenge with not being on the retail side is that is become difficult to get your name out there because you

[maritimedreamer]

JRS....agree.....b2b can only be successful with the entities that sell our product for us. We have 7 partners as of now, will even agree with my dear friend timmy that ACB may not be a customer forever.....but at same time there are more partners to come... Namaste is one company i would be excited to see how they navigate their business model. Supreme b2b and Namaste sales only portal is a

[OptGreen]

The B2B model is a strength for Supreme only because of the quality of their product and the product they sell carries the 7ACRES brand on their product....as you can see on Aurora's menu is shown on all FIREweed products, they are selling a quality brand and that brand is what will sell their product. The Keg tables a fine steak and 'The Keg' is their brand not the steak company, like

[JRSDIRECT]

OptGreen; very valid points, I appreciate your feedback. 

[BirchBrook]

Every other LP has high quality product. Any LP can grow the same strains as FIRE. It's to bad FIRE has no future you can blame JF for that. No Material Change

[maritimedreamer]

not every LP has high quality product.... this has been proven time and time again by Medical card holders whom post their reviews. For example..... Canpoy's apparently is lwo grade, ACB not much better, and APH with broken coast now has some goodies. Each may have one strain that is good but because they are selling so many different strains it will have an impact on their quality control imo

[BirchBrook]

Next year FIRE will growing tomatoes

[Foxx248]

... cannabis infused tomatoes ;-) Imagine that.

[SILVERSTOCKS3]

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[maritimedreamer]

your bitterness is apparent.... maybe sell your shares if so upset with Fire? Why spend time on this board if you think they will be an unsuccessful company....?

[OptGreen]

I think you are on to something here JR.....JF should look in to a joint venture with the Keg, the FIRE'n Keg Cannabis Parlor and Steakhouse Emporium.....add quality ice cream to the menu and hotel rooms to the facilities....sure to be a global winnwer, JMHO.....Opt

[JRSDIRECT]

I like your style. It was just an example of the supplier in the background, brand in the front of the house, but hey if it works and raises the SP, remember you heard it here first. Cheers.

[OptGreen]

I appreciate your posts JR and my iintent was in no way to demean or insult....I think that there are many ways that Supreme could diversify, if JF so chooses, and I know I would definitely darken the door of a FIRE' Keg. lol, JMHO.....Opt

[JRSDIRECT]

OG; nothing to apologize for, no negative sentiment at all. I really did like your Keg collaboration idea. The Second Cup just partnered with NAC. Take the Keg. Good food, premium liquor, lounge and large booth settings. Maybe not them, but its not far fetched to think a resteraunt parent company will partner with an LP sooner than later. The next spin in this market will be the compliments and

[SnoopDawggyDawg]

If 7Acres has a fire, then I'm going straight to Kincardine with a trunk full of snacks and some quality reggae tunes! That would be one of the greatest smoke sessions ever.

[LuckyMeLuckyYou]

Move very slow, keep shareholders in the dark  feed them B.S. and dilution..... One would think Supreme was  growing mushrooms! LMLY.

[SnoopDawggyDawg]

You don't have to sign your name at the end of each post. Everyone can see your username you silly goose! SDD

[Tomharley]

ACB has released news of another facility. 1.2million sqft. I'm not seeing them needing supreme in future. I'm seeing ACB to be the bigger B2B player here. Poor supreme.