Mike, very respectfully responding to your question. I've received three emails from folks showing the drinks. Two emails from different people containing the same exact photos. The third email was from a young gentleman who was presumably was mailed a few sample drinks. That doesn't appear to be SOLID proof of anything. A product that sells hundreds of thousands of dollars would result in lots of happy customers. Come on, do the math, very rough math. $1M worth of revenue at $2/drink retail price, at 1 drink per person is ~500,000 happy(hopefully) customers. With half a million customers no one can provide proof? We should be flooded with drink reviews, receipts, locations etc.
Ohh, about the locations. Great list of 7/11s. Unfortunately, when I called the random locations, none even heard of the drink. I certainly hope the drink is selling out so fast that none of the retail operators can find it? Or are they phantom sales?
I've emailed MediMike requesting to purchase the drink. He gave me the run around. I've requested a location where to purchase Patience drink, he gave me a city. Venice beach. Do you think that's a good answer from an owner/seller who wants his drink advertised/marketed/distributed/popularized? Sounds fraudulent to me.
I've emailed Buzzy requesting to meet this week, since I will be in SoCal. His response is "who are you and why would we meet?" Of course, that would seem like a reasonable question, except that earlier this year we emailed back and forth a couple of times trying to arrange a meeting with him cancelling at the last minute. On one occasion I've emailed him requesting a meeting and his response was something along the lines of "email me the day before, I'll let you know if I'm free". Seriously? That's an organized CEO? Sounds irresponsible, to say the least.
Lastly. Why have so many entities? Why have an incubation company that doesn't result in anything good? So many drinks(historically) and none of them are sold? Why do so many things and none of them well? Crazy business practices. Unless you take into account the concept of Fraud and Selling Shares of various companies to support CEO's livelihood. Then it all makes sense. Market, delay, sell hope, then sell shares, enjoy your life, steal money from investors. After all, financials legally and technically do not need to be audited. It'll take years for anyone to find out or investigation to conclude. By that time, lots of water under the bridge.
I'm calling out the obvious. What is the product? Where is it sold? Who are the retailers? I too want to try it, see it, advertise it, etc. 500,000+ customers, where are they? Financials, how can we be certain the numbers are what they are? Audit them!
