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geodcan

04/23/20 4:52 PM

#428 RE: happyglass #427

Tinley's management experience knew that all the formulating, market-testing and tweaking were what it is going to take to build a successful company. That formulating and recipes are money and the failure rate is high. New product offerings that are unique like Tinley could sell pretty much anything they come up with once but once will not grow marketshare. Tinley has the braintrust to build a unicorn but this will take time. As a disruptor to alcohol, to steal some of their marketshare will take lobbying to change rules preventing us from being in bars and lounges. When we get mainstream in bars and lounges and consumers recognize us, then we can become as mainstream in retailers as alcohol beverages. Disrupting takes time and effort to open doors and change legislation.