And by the way TAUG shareholders, that's 90% to the merger partner, and 10% of the surviving entity to you. That is how reverse mergers work when a company like TAUG has one asset -- a declining asset.
This coming from someone who promoted TAUG merging with DECN, a loser company that wiped out shareholders with reverse splits and then diluted the heck out of shareholders. A company with dry cleaner type sales...laughable.