 My name is Charlie Adams. And I'm Jason Schwab. And we are friends with you. So we have in front of you is our product, the Helip-Type, which is basically repurposing polycaps and then making them into poker sets, which we have before. Some of the four major problems that we are going after is the big breweries, such as Anheuser-Busch, Budweiser. In the last 10 years, they have declined in sales. So they're looking for different interviews and aspects to remap their sales aspects. The next step is lift-bridge and shelves. There's no problems with the smaller breweries. They have a tough time jumping into the market and they're looking for anything different to stand themselves out and get themselves into the brewery industry. The next aspect is recyclable. Bottle caps are no longer recyclable and they're tough and are nuisance to recyclage as they are hard to sift out in the hour cycle and they cause a lot of machinery problems and they don't get sifted out. The fourth and final problem is the use of merchandise. Budweiser, here are a couple of examples. They came on a football club. $400 free from our football table and the only thing different is they can hold beer at the base. We have the eight-year mark brander, which is again $70 and all it does is brand your burger and then you cook it and you got Budweiser. And then the classic selfie fad going on right now. Budweiser, I was capitalizing on that with a couple of logos and then the color of the deck and then obviously where they raise the phone. And this is kind of where our product comes in and where the solution. We want to create a highly customizable and high quality product that kind of goes out to the aspect of the social gathering of poker, which is drinking beer and hopefully using the beer that we are advertising with poker chips. The next aspect is the establishment. Like we saw, the smaller breweries and bigger beer companies are now churning away from bottles and going into cans and then taps and also cans taps and just other ways that are cheaper. And so what the cool thing about our thing is it creates a vintage product that the bottle cap is not used anymore. The next aspect is sustainability. Our product, like I said, recyclability of the bottle caps is difficult and annoying. And so having a bottle cap, this is a different idea to obviously repurpose that bottle cap and make a better product for it. And then the next aspect is we want to outsource our cases. We obviously have our case in front of you that we made. We want to outsource our cases to which you say, and every case that we make will then be, or every case that they make, they will plant a tree, which is a cool aspect of the vintage bubble cap. The next side here is our target market. So our target market is anybody who loves their beer and loves the merchandise around their beer, so they want to purchase the product around them. The next one is liquor stores, breweries, corporate gifting, and or high level or low level poker players who love to purchase this set. The next slide here is just kind of like our technology that we've created, which is our website, and some of the aspects we want to portray to a web designer, hopefully they get a little more suitable than we have, but just have what we do, our mission statement, some of the partner partners we've established so far, and then also we have a little aspect of the visual we're going to portray for people to buy our product. The next one is competition. There's nothing like our product. We love it. It's highly customizable. As I said earlier, we're addressing the nostalgic, the social, and then the highly sustainable aspect of our products. I'll pass the rest on to Jason. Thank you, Joe. I'm just going to go over the partners that we're currently kind of in talks with and kind of partnering with over developing the finished beer. So the first one integral to a partnership is Hayward Machine. We're going to develop the aluminum blanks in order to machine kind of the thing that seats the bottle cap in order to make that complete poker chip. So we machine with them and we have kind of a partnership with Hayward Machine. We do what Chuck you were saying. We're manufacturing about sourced the cases. The cases and the building and development. We've also got quotes from them as well as scalability as in cost and reducing upon increased kind of development in these cases that we have. Our third partner that currently we've been in talks with, the marketing director for the region for Buffalo Wildings. And we've kind of concealed them as a Buffalo Wildings. We didn't get the caps and everything as well as stadium ventures as well in order to obtain the bottle caps in order to have the product that we have. And the fourth and final one is breweries of course. We've been in talks with Shells as well as LiftBridge and the licensing and branding is the most important aspect of finished beer. And if we don't have the license and branding we can't sell this product. So they have the most commercial one. We want to start small with LiftBridge as well as Shells. Move small from small breweries all the way up to the big globally in the United States leaving sales and as opposed for our product. And that started from small to bottom as in the market at this point. So then going into the product offerings we have four product offerings. Over two subgroups. The first one is completely customizable set that will range from $250 to about $100 for 500 to 100 piece set respectively. And then from then on we have a dirt yourself set which is $150 to $50 for a 500 piece and 100 piece set respectively. The dirt yourself set that's the aluminum blanks that you saw there. Just the pure aluminum with the reservoir flatten the bottle caps out and attach them. Of course if you're the customer you're drinking the beer and then you're flattening out that's probably the best part. So those are kind of the product offerings that we have currently. And then going over the financial projections the top one is the revenue and that's the red and the bottom one is the profit and it has that exponential curve because we believe we can double our sales in the next three to five years based on kind of what we see as an achievement as a goal to gauge our success as far as beer. And as you can see there's about a profit margin of 20% through our calculations and the cost that we've seen and estimated from what Chuck used to say as well as Hayward machine. So other financial projections for the units it has that exponential curve as you're seeing with the revenue as well that's based on the doubly not units sold for the next three to five years as well. The total units is a little top in the loop as well as the four product lines individually are below that. And we're looking for a cost margin around 45% and decrease thereafter based on scalability as well. So currently for financing we're looking for 5,000 utility design and trade line searches. We're looking for 5,000 for kind of increased prototype revenue across all four product lines as well as 2,500 for website design and marketability. And then finally $10,000 we'll go for inventory creation as well as establishing branding for investors and customers alike. And just to finish off and from Charles, you've heard from me we represent a high quality, meaningful merchandising product for the beer industry in order to increase their marketability for brand awareness for the popular and less popular beer. We are not the poker chip industry. We're not the poker chip business. We're in the midst of providing this product that represents the driven, hardworking nature of breweries and exhibits sustainability of futures as well as memories of the past. We are finished here. Thank you. Yes, they will. We have tested to the same size the regular clay poker chip and we can fit I think it's 50 for each row there easily in each row. And for people to see that how long it's stacked? Well for these ones they still stack but they're not quite as essential as what they would be since they'll be recessed into that reservoir in the aluminum they will be able to be stacked with the same functionality as the reservoir. I was wondering more about the real customer base and how sustainability of the nose is a one-off model to be potentially working and with the customer base do you see it being the breweries frankly as a really marketing promotion to find most of these to get out as guests or you see the end customers that are being marketed? And for the most part we see kind of any customer anybody who wants to have a set themselves as well as breweries for tournaments that they may hold their customer as well as buy our product host tournaments with our product and advertise their beers as well as they can sell it individually to them through a royalty process that we would compensate them to as well. So with your partners and I think you've been said do you want to buy X number of units? That is what the breweries that we're still in talks with we've had feasibility that this is something that they like something that they will approve our licensing and granting for and they're attracted to that we're actually looking to have more talks with Shells in the coming weeks here they've been kind of slowly getting back to us. And one of the questions would be will you buy some of these sets? The aluminum it seems like customer goods are really high for that. For aluminum it's actually quite it's cheaper than you expect so they're a machine that can use a recyclable aluminum forger as well as to get their aluminum and we're using aluminum because it's easy, it's recyclable and our whole staple of this is recyclable but collectable as well in order to repurpose it but for aluminum the cost for that is about $80 for 500 machine finished aluminum parts that we have or maybe we'll use that I think that's about it. It's a really big chunk of your profit on it. I mean yes it is a big chunk but we kind of had that premium on situated on a price tag so 250 is for a customizable set that we have here and if you look for a customizable set for a clay bowl chip it'll be around 100, 120 so we kind of make it up to make up for it with that price tag which is a little higher and different market of course. Good. This has a nice kind of vintage feel to it. Yeah, that's the steel washer it'll be a little lighter. Have you explored other product formulations or are there anything we have we haven't quite looked into that but every machine does have plastic so we'll have one. Just wondering if you've got all about other products that this could go into so I immediately think about that this makes a nice heat chain circle but what other things that you could go diversify? Right now I'm kind of focused on the pulpit chip addon. We're looking at grooves gifting as well these kind of other addons that you're looking at. We haven't quite searched for anything else to use to get the bottle caps but we're still telling you we're focusing on these four product lines at the moment.