I'm sticking around Tatis Jr. Fine there's competition out there in this space - but it's a very necessary sector that's gaining traction with COVID, preventative care, wildfires, effective sleep as pointed out on their latest post, animal, human, plant health, and so on. Hey - it's a lot cheaper than electric cars, and it seems to fit into a similar box as far as protective atmosphere. Why is Merck on board, and others? If Merck had deals with other similar companies, that might be one thing - but do they? Are they trying out multiple companies and ByoPlanet is just one of them that gets a one-year tryout? I'm not seeing any evidence on this board that states that's the case. So if it's not the case, why ByoPlanet? What does Merck see in their product that they don't see in the other ones? That's the big question, and one that may have a really good answer for us.
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