art production facility. we re currently under production. i ve been a serial entrepreneur for most of my adult professional life. we call this our $5 million mouse trap. this industry, albeit incredibly challenging, has really been exciting. it s really required me to dig deep into places that i ve never been before and face them. it s exciting. so in some ways, maybe it is a rebirth. this will be really where we plot and plan for dixie s global expansion. never have i been presented an opportunity where you could potentially be part of history. i think people will look back, maybe my children or my daughter s children and say, wow, you know, this was the end of prohibition of marijuana. that 80-plus years of reefer madness is not going to be something easy to break. colorado s new laws have created nearly a billion-dollar industry in the first year in one state. edibles, also known as marijuana infused products, are doing hundreds of millions of dollars in sales. tootsie roll or
the australian air force sent a plane. visibility is good. flight flight vanished in air space thick with storm clouds on the way from surabaya. there was no distress signal from the plane. the last contact with the crew was a request to fly at a higher altitude to try to avoid the rough weather. airasia has set up information centers for families at airports in singapore and indonesia and promise to share information with families quickly. there were 162 on board. most indonesians, but some from south korea, singapore and malaysia. we are monitoring the news and we will bring it to you when we get it. right now back to regular programming. welcome to colorado, land of the legal weed. yeah! and home to america s latest billion dollar industry, marijuana. this is part of history
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.
the most uneducated comments i ve ever heard if they re really being said. the reality is i have two children. i am concerned about kids having access to cannabis. and if you want to take cannabis out of the hands of children, put it in the hands of legal, licensed companies. it is harder for children to get 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. go pro with crest pro-health. for an intensive clean. i can really feel it deep cleaning my mouth. for a 4x better clean try these products together. that was a great check up.
so i met with the production team. we re going to furloughing people. they re going to take a couple days of unpaid vacation. i was a little ashamed, to be perfectly honest. these are people that have given i m getting emotional, so we re going to stop. we have to have, you know, monday morning a plan. when is the oil done? we got a little bit left we can finish with bottling. i don t blame the state of colorado. i don t blame the regulatory agencies. again, this has never been done before. but i mean, this is a clear situation where maybe the left hand has no idea what the right hand is doing. i m talking about these regulatory agencies. with that, you know, created basically a crisis. no oil, no products, no money. it s been a very precarious few weeks. for tripp, the crisis is the stoppage in production. soon more regulations could jeopardize the entire industry.