Right Quinn, back when they first started selling Rocky Mountain High drinks, Jerry said they wouldn't be assuming the cost of their own bottling plant for quite some time. They put up with the delays as they waited their turn. Had to let the big boys cut in.

They could've assumed the cost back then and progressed a little faster, but chose to keep costs down and not dilute the stock of early investors to the point of no return like a lot of start ups do. My hats off to Jerry and his team for taking that route. Now we'll see them take the gloves off and build their brands into major international contenders. It'll be glorious. $$ RMHB $$