I agree with your assessment. I did see a start of increasing sales, especially that we only had a few weeks in June to really show anything. That was just the start of Hempd. It's had more attraction in July and August then ever before. The sale increase was much better than the year before and the last quarter that was reported in March. I knew we were going to have a higher costs of sales due to the old inventory and products expiring from the old line. I knew that was going to skew profit margins. I don't know exactly how much old inventory is left but it should be gone or almost gone at this point. I understand that RMHB need to get rid of it all to get more inventory for their new lines. The agreements are starting to role in and they wouldn't have acquired these companies if they were just trying to screw shareholders for a few "bucks." It is hard to say depending on how shareholders look at this 10-Q we can either sell a big sell off getting us back to the penny mark or possibly lower or it can continue to stay at its position with a small percentage increase until the Mexico deal and/or new product is out. I honestly think that Q3 should have at least over double the sales amount of product (excluding Mexico). I can see it being closer to $200,000 in sales (conservatively). IMHO. I just would hate for it to go way below a penny back to half a penny or anything, but the bright side is, if it ever did I would definitely buy more share. But I would rather see a steady increase from here on out. I can only take so many beatings from my wife.