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Thursday, 08/06/2009 2:24:08 AM

Thursday, August 06, 2009 2:24:08 AM

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There's no doubt in my mind it does. But the naysayers will jump up and scream "not when it takes a year to put it out." Well, I'll tell ya. We won't make the same mistakes we made with Trump. As has been stated, "a measured release." Very calculated and done with precision. Saturate MI and get them crossing the borders. Then onward one by one. "But MBC doesn't have the capacity." And guess what? You're right. But six other breweries do. When you have the most talked about new brand of beer in many years you have breweries calling YOU wanting to be your outsource. "But PK has failed at everything so far." And so did Monster and SoBe for the first few years. I fail to see the point. "But they have too many shares. I'm spending all my time counting shares isn't anybody else? Who has time to drink beer when there's so many shares to count? This one speaks for itself. Tell ya what. Let's just cut 'em down by 80% or so and let them count 'em over on Nasdaq. Then we have plenty of time and money to drink beer.

I won't waver one bit. $30 - $50 million in Michigan alone. We're sitting on $100-$200 million in sales easily. What does it say above the valuation of Kid Rock Beer is? $50 a case? And that was on a $2 million first year sales basis. Psst! beer with a brewery commands five times that.

Let me see...hmmmm. Didn't PK say he was building a "Billion dollar company?" So, $200 million in sales is 20 million cases. What's that times $50 a case for the hottest beer in years?

Don't all answer at once.

Now you know why the price is trapped. Why not. Only way to get as many shares as possible without running the price up. We know how it works. Hedge funds pay boatloads to get information about sales going from $3 million to $200 million almost overnight. There's that "overnight" again.