This remind me of the time when George Jong cut out all the middle men, went straight to Pablo Escobar, asked for help in exchange for his help, and got it. It never hurts to ask. I was in a conference a few weeks ago where it was made known that Pablo paid his private waitstaff $70,000 a shift. Now they tell me! That would have been nice to know at the time.
Although, he did throw one in the pool to drown after stealing silverware. My only problem with that is, Pablo acted as his own judge and jury? You can't be your own judge and jury. I question his guilt. Iff true, I mean, at $70,000 a shift, you need some sort of severe punishment. I just don't like de-regulated outcome of that justice system.
But this is good! Regulated, former police and soldiers, government involvement, and the public putting a check on govt. Ok, well, the last part is sorely lacking. Maybe better to say, Russian trolls, but it's better than Pablo. But the wages went down, so it's all relative. How about, just don't steal? Then again, if you are making a living breaking the law, how can you throw somebody in a pool for committing a lesser crime? Then again, if you are making $70K a night, why would you steal? That's so disrespectful and ungrateful. Which makes me wonder, was he an ungrateful idiot, or falsely accused?
Well, whatever. We are in Columbia now, and I like Zac and Ogur navigating this. Former law enforcement with us. This is a much better cartel. And as a shareholder, I have the SEC, not Russian trolls, watching my back. I see Blue Line crushed, beaten to a pulp. Thank you, guys. That's how cartels need to work. We have vertical integration, expanding into new turfs. California, Canada, New Zealand, Columbia. Wow!!! I hope by 2024 the message is clear. That Prohibition 2, a total disaster, was utterly dismantled and destroyed. And that we can finally learn something we should have known before Prohibition 1. If you don't want a black market, don't destroy free markets. And understand that free markets are not la sai fare (sp) markets. True freedom is in mixed markets. And if you are in law enforcement with a criminal mind, you will be more likely to have that criminal mind in a prohibition-type setting. I'm glad to see that our law enforcement was able to break free from that mold and see the bigger picture. That shows intelligence. That's why I could not be a police offer. I would be the good cop. I don't like confrontation. And I just would be walking everywhere blind and deaf, unable to see evil or hear evil. Unless I saw you stealking silverware from an employer paying you $70k a shift. And then you've pushed me over the edge. That's the final straw!
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