He probably will. And just like last time he retired shares, it will be a meaningless PR move because he'll immediately issue more shares. Plus, if he has to issue shares to pay the bills and "fund increased production demands" now, the company obviously can't afford to operate without selling shares. What money are they going to use to buy the shares back? Money they make selling shares? The "share buyback" carrot is just another tired old penny stock cliche to drum up interest.
Uplisting is another tired Penny stock cliche to pump stock. They can't even maintain Pink Sheet current status, so what makes you think they can go to a higher exchange with greater reporting requirements? The company doesn't even report to the SEC.
For the 500th time: Brian said he wasn't going to do a R/S the last time he did one. His saying he's not going to do one is meaningless. If Brian Weber doesn't like that fact it's his own damn fault. His credibility is zero on this topic and I will continue to remind people of it.