I am not sure how many businesses you have followed from inception to completion, but companies often endure much trial and error before they get it right. Yes, those who are the early investors help to fund the dreams and ideas and trials and yes, they lose the most money, but that is the risk YOU are taking when you push the buy button on a PINKSHEET, sub-penny stock. It's a risk, you should have known that.
Obviously this company has made many mistakes, tried many approaches and has landed on its feet in 2010 by adding such industry professionals as Louis Restivo, Steve Hendricks, and James Robinson to assist in what has apparently shaken out as the path they are choosing. The company never said its abandoning Atomic Dogg, so your posts stating they've taken a different course in a different year are false. It's apparent that they are getting a strong response from the Tea, and that the Tea is a no brainer with an already pre-made marketing campaign just waiting to be awakened from the days of Converse and their use of Grand Ma Ma. It makes sense to take the route they are taking.
For you to invest years ago, yes, you took a risk, yes, you helped fund this company... but to still be here two years later bitter over something YOU HAD TO KNOW WAS A PINKSHEET STOCK makes no sense and quite frankly borders on troubling. Many companies take many tries to get it right, many companies take many different paths before they get it right. Hell I know companies that started off as banks and are now selling tires... at least Hall of Fame has remained a beverage company. Everyone here who has done their DD knows this is a PINKSHEET STOCK, and with every PINKSHEET STOCK, comes a lot of risk. We know that and you should have known that 2 years ago.