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I just wanted to identify this individual as a pumper.

his goal is to make you tired of nonsense, causing you to wait and have faith..

That's fine...but I'm alarmed by the latest hint of a conspiracy wherein the CNN interviewer treated a legitimate business man poorly on national television and claimed that success and business is "all about the money."

I need to call her, she probably does just about anything for a 20 dollar bill.

So...

The company is relatively new and their venture is relatively young.

This must be why there are questions surrounding their legitimacy...

When you are trying to make everyone happy, especially when you've got a new venture, it's hard to win on all sides of public favor. Add the mainstream media to the mix, now you've got the world as an audience + a fake world that doesn't exist...Lots of opinions to answer to, lots of pressure.

Based on Tripp's reaction to this kind of pressure, I trust the guy. Anytime you have disdain for your interviewer on mainstream TV such as the CNN interview, and given the rude question that was asked and how it was presumed upon him, well he had a perfectly human moral reaction and indicated that his business is legitimate and does not take kindly to such presumptuous statements as made by the sorority chick on CNN. That's great, go look for yourself and you'll know. But that's not all I'm saying...

These individuals are working diligently to follow sound practices, but as a new venture, they are open to the sort of speculation that they might be hiding something.. For example, the CNN interview tried to insinuate "it's all about the money." To be quite honest....I have to question why the sorority chick was directed by her producer to say these things the way she did. It's obviously some sort of conspiracy to create a feeling for the audience, but what kind of feeling?

It's almost as if CNN tried to pump the stock...when Tripp refused to mention it.
Is CNN part of a conspiracy? Will marijuana expansion be stifled in the near future?

The reason I ask is because why would CNN ever try to claim the marijuana boom is all about the money? Are they trying to get investors to flock to marijuana stocks before the government destroys them?

Interesting. I'll have to question the employees themselves as to how they felt about the presumptions placed upon them. It's very important to note these reactions.

But even if Tripp's company is legit, imagine if the good ol gubment wanted to rob you and just basically set people up by having the sorority chick pump the industry because her producer told her what to say (obviously she was told what to say because she had difficulty being so damned rude to someone she does not know yet and even faltered in her tone from feeling bad about what she was doing)

This is not that far fetched...Your government wants to take all your money and make you dependent on them and forget about private property. That's just a fact, and this could be a major conspiracy, but hopefully not. I will try to get more information as to how Dixie feels about the interviews, whether they expected it or not, etc.

There is very little other explanation....