LMAO! I just saw I said Lexington. It is actually Louisville with a great distributor there that INSISTED Kenny give him the first cases to hit the docks. That sort of enthusiasm is beginning to grow and will only get stronger.
Yes, a key kicker at the meeting. 5000 cases of Topless sold off the press releases alone. That is a great sign as that is what happened on the initial introduction of Trump. Before any coordinated sales efforts and making the distributor base aware of its arrival. When they do, bamm! way more.
Excited to hear of the new distributor in The Bahamas. This is all those "day to day" grind things that make the business go.
One thing that captivated me and no one will get until the analysts come on board in the "several dollar range." Kenny's analogy is a good one that they DO NOT WANT the cereal box icons that will come and go. He said he is creating brands that will be around for 50 or more years as they are "family" brands. His analogy was that Dre's kids will have the brand and his grandchildren will have the brand. Then it hit me that it's not much different than what Paul Newman is doing or Elvis or Frank Sinatra or a host of other past icons. The name lives on. The brand lives longer.
Also, Kenny seemed rather excited on their strategies to move Olifant from $1.5 million to $2 million to $5 million very quickly. The gin was there. Did not get to try it but have heard also very smooth. I see the others loved that Vanilla also. I can tell already that the Trump Vanilla Creme will be a big seller.
More to come. It's one of those things again and only if you were here would you "even get it." I have never in my life felt so certain of an investment. I can see now why the likes of the Yahooligans and a few here are entertainment and fodder for management. They know exactly what they have and you could not only sense it, it slapped you right in the face. Even why any of us bother to post really. I would almost actually prefer we as the initial owners just go away quietly and hide. I'm serious. No reason to post anything because it's obvious what is going to happen from many people's perspective. Let someone else do all the work. I would say two years from now it will hit most people in the face when they look back and say they cannot believe this stock sat for two years giving everyone in the world two years to load up the truck while the whole world's financial markets were melting down and they will be kicking themselves as they cannot buy it at 50 or 100 times the price fast enough.
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