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Originally posted by BigDaniel: ↑

Is what AGMPL renting the space for above median prices? Forget 66% increase.

If it's well above median prices for the facilities than I'm happy to listen. If it's not above median prices than sounds like we have been getting a bargain.

Neil said the majority of the house was been utilized for CGB staff including a board room. It is a growing business with increasing demands.

As for John Easterling..Is he expected to be a public billboard for CGB or plug us at every opportunity? Or is he expected to contribute his extensive knowledge behind the scenes, leverage his networking capabilities & help decide critical decisions for the company? Are you aware that he interviewed Medcann staff & was heavily involved in the their dealings? Hate to break it to you but just because he is married to Olivia Newton John does not give people the right to place unreasonable expectations on him.

Your not pleased with the changing of goal posts? Hmm...Okay we keep the goal posts where they are..Aquire Medcann & fit-out a building for $5,000,000 to grow cannabis for who in the medium term if the Bonify deal falls through? So this leaves us with a grow facility for an under developed market & potentially no revenue to show for the $5,000,000 cr?

Remind me not to invest in anything your running! Because I do hate the goal posts been moved for the sake of shareholders & all!

Lastly..Speak for you? Never said I did & don't you do the same for the rest of the forum..Read your own post mate!

Next time do your homework before investing in something your not happy with because AGMPL & the Feldmans didn't just fall from the sky!

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Good morning BigDaniel

I may be wrong but wernt we originally acquiring Medcan and the fitout to supply product to produce Canntab. Bonify was a bonus and a big one at that but it wasn't initially the end goal of the build.

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