Managing partner Justin Borus asks Seeb if he sees a market for the indoor grow kits. "And if there is a market for this, where should these things be sold? Should they be sold at Bed Bath & Beyond? Should they be sold at dispensaries?"
Borus and his partner wonder if someone like Seeb might want to join in as a sister marijuana company -- getting the word out that these devices work for pot, selling the seed kits and giving online training that customers might want.
Borus' partner, who did not want to give his name, said the company would probably not want to market directly for marijuana use. "But there are probably some fun ways to do it with a wink and a nod," he said. "They say, 'Marijuana? We have nothing to do with marijuana. But you might go online and check out this company that might just have seed kits that fit perfectly into our device.'"
Seeb was on board. Last week, he and his partners went to the company's headquarters for their first meetings.
Hokie, Are you suggesting a Reverse Merger into this shell? I think we can all agree the coupon business has long been abandoned...Is Lazarus currently invested here?
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