The paragraphs you cite are typical boilerplate disclosure language that you might find in any Promissory Note Agreement or offer.
Every investment involves some risk, some even more than is palatable for most investors.
I think anyone who owns shares of GRLT, and I don't know if you do, can only help themselves by participating in this crowd funding campaign. I can accept the fact that some share holders may have reached their limit of the amount of money they are willing to continue adding to their investment here. I suspect some people my be holding their shares til they reach break even so they can sell everything and can get some dead money back.
But if you are looking at buying 250,000 shares tomorrow at .0024 - I would suggest that you put $500 of that into the Honeycomb campaign and and buy 41,000 shares instead.
Especially if the investor already own shares and is just adding to their holdings. By supporting the funding plan, you are increasing the chances that the shares you already own will increase in value as more stores are funded and opened.
Pay particular attention to the section where they plan on selling pretzels wholesale to local breweries which "is intended to cover all monthly operational costs leaving the retail revenues to generate a higher operational profit."....
if you have the risk tolerance for this type of investment in your wealth building scheme.
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