right now we re shut down with production. i m ready to pull my hair out. obviously, incredibly excited, but in the same respect, frustrating. after coming under criticism by government regulatory agencies, the marijuana edibles industry is about to stand up and fire back inside the majestic chambers of the colorado state house is where they join the fight. thank you, everybody. we are now going to move on to the next set of rules. that is edible retail marijuana products. good morning. my name is rachel o brien. i m an attorney and founding member of smart colorado. we formed to protect kids as amendment 64 is implemented in colorado. good morning. my name is bob. i m also here to protect the children. i guess i take offense to the fact that certain people in this room think the edibles companies in this town are not interested in protecting our children. i have two teenagers myself. the marijuana industry
sure people start on the low end. and we d much rather have people not feel the effects or feel very little of an effect than to have too much. what we re realizing with the recreational cannabis consumer is some of them have very low tolerances. i m bob, one of the partners here at medically correct. we do a brand of chocolate bars called incredibles. i am not a drug dealer. i am a legal cannabis supplier. when i read the maureen dowd article, i was a bit shocked. she was a person who came in to do a story. she is educated. she overconsumed an edible. it was uncomfortable, but she woke up the next day after a scary situation and decided to write what she wrote. if she would have had this experience with a bottle of wine, would she have written about it? ms. dowd declined to be interviewed for our story. the times column brought a harsh spotlight on an industry wide problem. colorado s edibles were initially dosed for medical patients, marijuana regulars.
alcohol because they cannot just walk into a liquor store and buy it. we just had a sting operation for the dispensaries in colorado. you know how many dispensaries sold to underage people? zero. we re seeing kids who overdosed on marijuana. they were unconscious, unresponsive, and in critical condition. thank you, idiot. [ narrator ] mama sherman and the legion of super fans.
time we pull the trigger is six-plus figures. the biggest concern that i would have if i were you guys in this scenario is the reading that smart colorado and ashley killroy were pushing during the meeting, which is that if a product cannot be practically marked, they re going to push that line as far as they can. and they would probably argue that liquids can t be marked. we re not going to not make elixirs. it s the flagship product. 50% of our revenue. i respect the attorneys opinions, but they re not gamblers. unfortunately, dixie is out of pretty much everything we need. it s a very harsh bill. this is going to be another headache we re going to have to deal with. it s a very sad day here at the kitchen.
scale, everything is exponentially larger. profits but also loss. oh, baby. i missed my girls. they re starting to come along. my first true plants that i ve owned 100%. that s pretty cool. so we re adding more moby dick and blue-green back here that will be put in the cycle shortly. this is venom og. coming along very nicely. the facility ultimately has to be given its final certificate of occupancy, the c.o. until we have that last signature, you can t be producing oils. and that subsequently is what s contributing to what i would call, you know, an oil crisis. we re anticipating being out of production for about five days. reality is probably going to be closer to 12. look at this thing. this is the bottling equipment too. does it work? we had the largest month of production, subsequently largest month of invoicing. that s decimated our inventory.