Sounds like good sales at the store near the border maybe he can open another store near the Texas/Mexico border. Of course my suggestion is a stock buyback plan instead of R/S. A buyback of 100 Million shares a month would not be that expensive and would exude more confidence for investors.
The Company entered into an Agreement in January of 2011 to sell its retail-wholesale contracts in Arizona to a non-affiliate 3rd party for $325,000.00.
The Company entered into an Agreement in March of 2011 to sell 40% of the common stock of Lucky 7’s (Four Million Eight Hundred Thousand (4,800,000), to a non-affiliate 3rd party for Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($500,000.00).
did you read that? 40% of Lucky 7's common stock is now owned by a third party. that's a sale man. the only business that is generating modest profits was already sold in part to somebody else... LOL SUP