Nate's Food Company (NHMD)

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zombywolf, with these NHMD (JP Energy) thoughts...

No I was not born yesterday to answer your question. I could ask the same question about you considering you apparently didn't even read the first paragraph which debunks a huge part of your argument that you are trying to have.

First, if we are going to debate, discuss, or whatever you want to call our disagreements, I'm fine with that. However, I'm asking you to chill with the little subtle jabs or I will just hush and you can just wait and see what NHMD releases in its upcoming 8-K. Look, I know we don't really like or care too much for each other, but I am simply asking you to just be respectful for the sake of the forum. Remember... attack the content not the character.

You said... "Take a look at the merge docs. There is no company named JP Energy or JP Energy Partners or group."

When you say merge documents, I am looking at the 8-K within the link below with key info within it and within the sugar contract that is attached:
https://www.otcmarkets.com/filing/html?id=16941153&guid=1jg-kpw7lRDWJth#nhmd_ex1_htm

Those are merger documents to me and both JP Energy Partners and JP Energy Group are indicated within them. If you scroll down further, you will see where it says JP Energy Group, LLC of which I'm sure it is the same as JP Energy Group. Also, just so you know, within the very first paragraph of the Acquisition Agreement, it indicates that JP Energy will be used as the abbreviated form for JP Energy Group, LLC.

Also, the New Jersey Secretary of state (SOS) has JP Energy Group, LLC within their database:

https://www.njportal.com/DOR/BusinessNameSearch/Search/BusinessName

My bottom line point regarding the financing was that they have verbal approval from a banking institution for financing. I'm saying that in order for that to happen, then whatever view was used by that banking institution to give a verbal approval was not regarding anything dealing with John Park. Or maybe it was. Who cares? The point is that they have major funding so who cares as it seems like it is through a major banking institution so it will be legit funding. My other thoughts on that matter was simply me suggesting how the banking institution could have taken some things in order to give them a verbal approval. Technically speaking, I have no idea who the banking institution is and I have no idea how they were able to get a verbal approval. But bottom line... they got it or they would not have ever filed such to be true within their 8-K below:
https://www.otcmarkets.com/filing/html?id=16966415&guid=FG5-kF8sfHc8Kih

So in my opinion... more proof is coming to confirm that they officially have funding or they would not have ever filed a DEF-14C to move forward with the deal. So either you believe or you don't believe. I believe. If you don't believe, then it's very simple. Wait and see what more is released from the company providing more details. I think lovethatgreen summarized it very well within his post below:

https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=173147375
States directly in the Sept 19 8k that the closing of the merger would not take p l ace until financing for the sugar contract was secured along with the SBLC .

The agreement between Nate’s Food Co. and JP Energy Group will not close until the following conditions have been met:

1 JP Energy Partners has transferred all rights to the sale of the sugar mentioned above to JP Energy Group, and

2.JP Energy Group has secured the necessary financing for the sugar contract.

https://www.otcmarkets.com/filing/html?id=16941153&guid=7C5-kaYXGUExtBh

Since then they've filed a pre14c and a Def 14c this last monday oct 30, both stating that the merger will close by Oct 31 . Not expect to but we will close

Financing is secured and expect the 8k and subsequent events to be out of the park .

v/r
Sterling