 I'm Deborah Borchardt with the Green Market Report and joining me now is the co-founder and chairman emeritus of Harborside Holdings. The company just went public this week on the Canadian Stock Exchange and it must be just super excited because you are a pioneer in the industry. Yeah, it's incredibly exciting. Harborside was one of the first six licensed cannabis businesses in the United States. That's back in 2006. Today, we're growing to be seven dispensaries, 200,000 square feet of gross space, 250 employees and we've launched two brands that we're pushing out into the marketplace. You have about a 3% market share in California, what are your plans to increase that? So two ways basically, number one, we're going to continue to increase our retail footprint and two, we have developed these two brands, the Key Brand and the Harborside Brand and we offer vape pens, we offer flowers, we offer edibles, a line of products in both of those two brands. And so we're in 100 dispensaries now, we'll be in 300 or 400 dispensaries within several months. What makes Harborside so special because there are so many dispensaries competing for business right now, why is a consumer going to go in your door versus another door? Well, it's a values-based proposition. Harborside has a well-earned reputation for not just being after-owned financial gain, but also representing values. And so we're very committed to the values of diversity and building a cannabis industry that is diverse. We're very committed to the values of fairness and economic justice and we're very committed to the values of sustainability and you can see those values in everything we do. And you really have a reputation as caring for the customer, caring for the patient because that's really where you guys' major name was caring so much for the patients that were coming to you. Yeah, you know, Harborside was a medical cannabis dispensary for most of our life and so we had to be very, very careful to make sure that we gave not just customer service but also patient care. And that has developed an ethic in our culture of really engaging with everybody who comes to our door. We like to say that we want everybody to come out of Harborside feeling better than they came in. So let's talk about the elephant in the room, which is that 280E case we know you guys have been fighting and really, you know, fighting it for the whole industry. If that judgment goes against you, what amount of money do you expect you would have to pay and is that money already set aside? Yeah, the maximum amount of money that we could be liable to the IRS has already been accounted for and is available as needed. But this is a long ongoing struggle. Okay, we've been in this litigation for about 10 years now. It's not going to end for at least several more years. We did have an adverse ruling on the underlying case of the trial court, but we won on the penalties phase and we're now appealing to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, the most favorable court in the country on cannabis. There's also legislation pending in the Congress, which is going to resolve the 280E situation. So it's far from over, harborside will keep doing what we always do, right? We stand up for the industry, we stand up for what we think is right, and we'll keep on doing that until we either win the case or have exhausted all legal avenues. A lot of people may not know that you are part of the yippies, that you have a storied history associated with this plant. Did you ever in your wildest imagination think that this was going to happen? Did you think it was going to happen sooner? What has been the biggest surprise to you with this? There's never been any doubt in my mind that we would see a respected, honored place for cannabis in our society, because the inherent properties of the plant, its value and its safety, just make it necessary over time. What has surprised me and still surprises me is how long that it's taking us to get there. Right, you have been working on this for many years, and I'm so thrilled that you took the time to talk to us at the Green Market Report at Steve D'Angelo, and I'm Deborah Portart with the Green Market Report.