I was hoping that you would. I spent a while looking for that filing and I don't think they made one.
Maybe since it's a non-exclusive agreement, which is only a mustache hair better than no agreement at all, they didn't feel it met the definition of a material agreement.
I'm not sure that would have been a wise decision given that the company has no operations and the lip goo deal is the only thing standing between TAUG and a shell company designation. It might be a good idea to have an 8-K exhibit to point to as a showing of an operation.
Of course I suppose it's possible that management simply forgot to file.
But can it core A apple?
Yes Ralph, of course it can core A apple.
