Why would anyone think of this POS scam like a real company?
I'm puzzled why anyone who would expect something like an "ethical explanation" from a bunch of penny stock grifters.
The only product here is the same product these scum have been peddling for a decade: shares. LOTS of shares. An endless river of free shares. Looking for "successes of sales" almost makes it sound like this is a legitimate company that just happened to have some problems, or management lapses, or plain old bad luck. A problem that could be solved, in fact.
Of course, that's ridiculous. It isn't a problem at all, and the scum running the scam have done quite well in their actual business. The failure to sell drinks isn't a failure at all. That's not their product. To think it is only serves to obscure the real scam going on here.
Nobody cares if there's crap in their water, they haven't sold more than a few bottles in the past couple of years. It's irrelevant, and actually serves to make the company look like they have a real product - other than ripping people off by selling worthless paper.
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