Hjoe did try but made too many mistakes in the beginning. It’s hard to take a product and make it a brand name without flooding the stores and big promotions. I knew they would not get 1,000’s of individuals to buy into a distribution program. People want to see a track record and have management support before buying a $35,000 distribution territory. What little revenue they raked in is spent on production cost and now a new product. I sure the product is already out there, probably in New Orleans as a test market. If this company had a board of directors and other skilled individuals in the beginning then they might would had a chance. It takes money and a lot of it to put a product all over the country. One city at a time is not going to work. Korea might be doing good but there is no way to know.