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Posted On: 03/29/2018 4:26:00 PM
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Absolutely. It doesn't matter whether or not there's an actual environmental benefit or not. If BP believes there's a benefit and is essentially willing to subsidize RES Polyflow by paying higher rates, RES Polyflow could potentially make money. Anything which is subsidized enough can make money.
Crayola appears to want to pretend to be green for their brand image for their customers so PTOI should have asked Crayola to pay a monthly fee to have PTOI melt down used markers for them.
My thought is that the people making the decisions need to be separate from the people providing the financing in order for any plastic-to-oil business to run properly. If the people ultimately providing the money are making decisions in their own best interests, it can't really work.
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Crayola appears to want to pretend to be green for their brand image for their customers so PTOI should have asked Crayola to pay a monthly fee to have PTOI melt down used markers for them.
My thought is that the people making the decisions need to be separate from the people providing the financing in order for any plastic-to-oil business to run properly. If the people ultimately providing the money are making decisions in their own best interests, it can't really work.
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Yes, I understand your penny stock also is the real deal, created with the inventiveness of Edison and destined to be the next Microsoft. Yes, I understand that the delays are also only because your company is making their product and/or technology even more revolutionary.
