Replies to post #7152 on Rocky Mountain High Brands Inc (RMHB)

[oilsleuth]

"We're not talking oily dumbsters here. I imagine rtxb franchises to be located in upscale neiborhoods the likes of which are frequented by the rich and famous. For any of the
unfoutunate souls that were (allegedly)turned down for this prestigious franchise you have my most heartfelt sympathies. Remember, others have bounced back from greater dissapointments than this. All just my opinion. Good luck!"

Some oil stocks around have a lot in common with RTXB. Same urgers, same Oil Can Harry types pushing them.

[oilsleuth]

RTXB reminds me of the old Texas saying "all hat and no cattle'. They don't even own a hot dog stand let alone a classy up-market restaurant that might serve as a template for selling franchises.

I for one am glad that rtxb is dicerning [sic] in whom they award the coveted rtxb franchises. Franchisee's [sic] will be representing rtxb, the great state of Texas and haute cusine [sic] the likes of which can only be found in 4 and 5 star rankings in the Michelin Guide. This is just my opinion.

[cyberbullymouse]

Franchisee's will be representing rtxb, the great state of Texas and haute cusine the likes of which can only be found in 4 and 5 star rankings in the Michelin Guide.

Perfect. Nonexistent gourmet BBQ restaurants can be awarded non-existent Guide Michelin 4 and 5-Star ratings. LOL

Guide Michelin's rating scale goes from 0-3 Stars.