My question would be - who is working out the "kinks"?
I hold the believe that they have now worked out many of the early kinks, and that they are on the verge of accomplishing a great deal more than they have to date.
Is it Cruz the real estate agent - or Craik the CTO?
Is Jones getting the kinks out between spinal adjustments - or before a sluice cleanout?
Who is the captain of the GRCU ship - I think Osequeda has been calling the shots all along - Calkin never had the authority to make any decisions and that is the reason he was never fully engaged with GRCU.
Everyone seems to be banking on Rico Suave saving their investment - just as they thought the CBD capsules would turn GRCU around.
But Rico Suave has very little chance of helping shareholders already underwater - there will be a small short lived run the day the Rico Suave site goes live - mostly from the same pool of investors - very little new money will come in.
I have posted the DD that shows GRCU will as expected be purchasing the energy drink from a private label and that the hard drink cost will be $1.83 and that doesn't include shipping - any cost of sales items - slotting fees etc.
If GRCU can sell a 8.4 fl oz energy drink for $2.50 - out of the $0.67 they might have a net profit of $0.15 per can....
So out of the 14,400 cans of Rico - the net profit would be $2,160.
That certainly isn't a game changer.
To net $500,000 GRCU would have to sell 3,333,333 cans of Rico - and that isn't going to happen.
Canna Energy Drink is in 22 states at 2,518 locations and since 838,000 cans of their 12 fl oz energy drink since January 2014.
And you have Rocky Mountain High launching at about the same time as Rico.
Depending on Rico Suave as the salvation of GRCU is buying fool's gold.
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