Since crayons are substantially paraffin wax, the

Since crayons are substantially paraffin wax, the hydrocarbon chains only need to be heat cracked once per chain on average and that will result in mostly diesel. I believe that what you saw was real...but not exactly noteworthy.

I would also agree that the logistics in getting 40 tons/day of defective crayons would be nearly impossible.

If Crayola produces 40 tons of defective crayons per day then they would be looking to improve their process...especially since a Google search shows Crayola makes three billion crayons per year and at about 2 grams each, is only about 18 tons per day. Crayola would have to triple their output and discard 2/3 of that output to produce the 40 tons per day.

But even there if we assume 1% of crayons are defective, Crayola could still deliver forty tons maybe once a year. If the cost to deliver and feed in the crayons is under about $0.10/lb and if the resulting fuel could be sold as diesel, the processor could at least break even that day.

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.