then you know, and I know you do Kool: -- that the emissions from P2O are so low and the process so clean that the New York State Dept. of Environmental Conservation gave JBI full permits to operate, and even increased their maximum feed rate to 4000 lbs./hr.
-- that SAI Corp. did a 3 day continuous audit of processor #2 last year, which resulted in millionaire investors backing the company's development
-- that their fuel has been tested by multiple independent reputable third parties (including buyers like US steel), and found to be very low sulphur spec fuel (from waste plastic no less)
-- that Columbia University Earth Engineering Center sponsored a study in March 2013 that concluded with a recommendation that JBI's P2O process appeared to be the best solution for New York City's plastic waste management
-- and that the founder, John Bordynuik recently had a paper "peer-reviewed" (mandatory in any Science) and published by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)
what's going to happen to the share price when P2O begins to show more consistent uptime?