That movie is starting to get a little long in the

That movie is starting to get a little long in the tooth.  Not because I think 2 years is a long time to get from where they were when I visited to where they are today, but because we all thought they were going to be generating revenue with what they had while continuing to advance the technology.

That is my primary beef. That was why I stood up at the AGM and asked the question. The answer was unsatisfactory then and it is now.

I do not understand the one pronged approach to advancing this company. It indicates that the issues are a lot bigger than what they have been telling the investment community.

The Madison County deal is good as it indicates they really do believe they will be able to process that plastic.  But it will take 6 months to a year before that waste stream makes it to JBII's doors, in my opinion.

All heaven may not break loose, but we may see a stairway to heaven as the technology and business operations slowly come together.

I still like pleasant surprises, though.  Just show that third machine performing to stated goals (4,000 lbs. per hour continuously) and it could be a game changer.

Awfully quiet in Niagara Falls, though.