i mean, it s slightly embarrassing because for better or worse, i m maybe identified as a thought leader. this just knocked me over the side of the head. we sold more in a 90-minute period in january than we did in the entire month of november of 2013. this is serving the adult use market, the recreational marijuana consumer. i can get the next person in line. this will house call it 500 plants. the wheels of cannabis turn slow when you re waiting on permits. i ve always had a high tolerance for risk. obviously this business is wrought with risk. as you say rise to the top of the mile high city, it s also a long way to fall. tripp s growing empire is proof that some americans like to eat and drink their weed. so how many did you want? marijuana opponents aren t gone, but they have been relegated to the shadows,
burgers and beer is tripp and i like to show our gratitude to the company. if it wasn t for the patience they show, we d never be where we are. all right. follow me to the beer line. part of being an effective boss is showing a calm face in a crisis. tripp and his partner chuck are facing a production shutdown. obviously, i spoke to randy last night. he s freaking out that we are basically done with all the commercial oil. oil is derived from raw plant material. president extraction process, the state of colorado through its various regulatory agencies precluded us from that ongoing activity because they really wanted to understand what our facility consisted of, what were the appropriate permits. i mean, at one time it was suggested we were going to have to have blast-proof windows. i walked through today. it does not appear we re anywhere close to getting the co2 rooms up. where are we? we have a couple issues there. most of it is getting this construction freaking finished s
that s decimated our inventory. if we don t get this machine turned back on in the next week or ten days, we ll start to run on a cash deficit. but the show must go on, and this act calls for the announcement of dixie one, their new low-dose soda. good morning, everybody. my name is tripp keber. most recently in the month of june, we launched dixie one, which is one product, one dose. when the only marijuana drinkables are highly potent, like scotch or vodka, dixie believes the future of cannabis looks more like beer. then it s off to a charity event. good to see you. what s going on? tonight we re celebrating a charity that focuses on catastrophic diseases for children. we re here raising moneys tonight on their behalf.
the biggest surprise in the grand experiment has been the remarkable demand for mips, marijuana-infused products that you don t smoke but rather eat or drink. my favorite is the lemon drops because it tastes just like a candy. dixie exilirs has a soda it sold in more than a hundred stores and early leaders to be the coca-cola of marijuana. this is part of history because what did the end of alcohol prohibition mean to that generation? dynasty, right. the kennedys, the branfmans. i m not suggesting mine will be a dynasty. i m tripp keber and ceo of dixie brands, incorporated. in 2009, we discovered you could cake cannabis and turn it in to a marijuana soda.
tripp and his partner chuck are facing a production shutdown. obviously, i spoke to randy last night. he s freaking out that we are basically done with all the commercial oil. oil is derived from raw plant material. president extraction process, the state of colorado through its various regulatory agencies precluded us from that ongoing activity because they really wanted to understand what our facility consisted of, what were the appropriate permits. i mean, at one time it was suggested we were going to have to have blast-proof windows. i walked through today. it does not appear we re anywhere close to getting the co2 rooms up. where are we? we have a couple issues there. most of it is getting this construction freaking finished so that we can get the rooms approved so we can get the machine approved. every day that, you know, we re not in production, it s costing my company, our companies tens of thousands of dollars. it is an oil crisis. we re going to be out of production n