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Re: jimtash post# 69867

Wednesday, 07/19/2023 10:52:22 AM

Wednesday, July 19, 2023 10:52:22 AM

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The timing is just about right for a huge contract announcement. Even though we're nearly at 4 months since they told us they were finalizing the contract, that means that was really just the starting point for the actual design and construction to begin.

Thinking of all of the possible hotel restaurants that would need an upgrade, it's seems high likely that the hospitality company would have to work with their architectural firm to design a microbrewery/restaurant theme that would include BrewBilt's equipment and a tap wall. Sounds like months worth of work right there just from the architectural firm before they had a design that would fit all of the different locations in case some of the hotels had a different physical layout.

Once they have the design in place, then they could actually get the contractors on board to do the work, and/or sub out the work/equipment for a tap wall design. All the while, BrewBilt Manufacturing, I'm guessing, would have to be prepping a bunch of equipment in advance, so that's it's ready to be installed at each location.

Only then would they really be in a position to know just when they could start opening the new microbreweries around the states of Florida and California, or maybe just one state at a time at the outset.

Plus, BrewBilt brewing would have to be set to be able to supply a significant new supply of beer to each of the hotel/microbrewery/restaurant locations. The good news is that both parties in the potential hospitality contract now would have had 4 months to actually work on all these items! An architectural firm working on a new microbrewery/restaurant design doesn't complete a big job like that overnight or even in a couple of weeks, IMO.

And indeed, volume is looking good. I still think the early investors are leaving while the new insider connected investors are collecting lots of shares, as there is very little change in accumulation/distribution of shares. Somebody is buying them! If the involved parties know that the deal is going to go through, no reason they wouldn't be quietly collecting shares.

Just my opinion; not investment advice; please do your own due diligence as I'm not a financial advisor.
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