Not sure if Stolpen meant a $.65 dividend yearly after three years as you interpret.
My interpretation was there could be $.65 in total dividends in the next three years. That seems entirely plausible, with the big caveat that a spin out happens.
To me, the spin out is the kind of plan and projection that Solomon has made in the past and come through on, though not necessarily exactly on time. Like operational performance, like uplisting from pink sheets, like pursuing dual listing, like a marketing and distribution center after some wholesale critical mass, like retail/restaurants to follow, like a dividend, etc.
And if $.65 total in three years happens, the shares won't trade at $.50.
