 some questions, we've got some people in the chat. So, you know, a lot of people wanted to hear from you and get an update. And I've been talking about how the markets overall, you know, over the last 12 to 12 to 18 months has been a struggle since 2021, when everything seemed to, you know, hit all time highs, you guys included, you know, I talked about how in 20, I guess 2020, when you guys got started at 41 cents, that was one of the biggest success stories, you know, it went from 41 cents to $7, investors had an opportunity to make a 15x. And then the market turned. And most small caps across the board, with the exception of some, you know, maybe some lithium stocks, some gold, some companies, you know, chat, ETP artificial intelligence, oil and gas that had good years last year, most small caps across the board and crypto and NFTs in 2022 had a major retraction. So it's across the board. It's been one of those things where it's across the board. And, you know, a lot of investors now want to get an opportunity to just speak with you and hear from you, hear from TAT, and just kind of get an update on, you know, what's going on with the news today, and just get an overall update on what's going on with the company. Yeah. Yeah, thanks. Yeah, thanks, Rich. Thanks, guys. Yeah, so hey, a little bit, yeah, I mean, you're right. And, you know, the general sense on what's going on with the public markets. I think, you know, maybe some of your listeners, some of the people that have heard me talk in the past, I'm not overly focused on the stock. I'm really like one of the key operators in the business. And so, you know, our heavy focus has been being the pioneer of that new product category beyond tobacco. That's where we've been focused. And that's where we focused our marketing resources, our sales resources, where we've acquired major accounts, like you've seen in other press releases, like Bucky's and, you know, through these FWA franchises with 7-Eleven and so forth. And we've learned a lot about the beyond tobacco space. So, one of the key things going into 2023 was like our strategy as a company moving forward. What we learned about the beyond tobacco space is that there is a market for a non-nicotine cigarette. And it's very similar. It's a very similar market to that of like Odouls or Heineken Zero. So, if any of you guys watching this have paid attention or read some articles on like alcohol-free beer market, it's very similar type of consumer, but figure in the tobacco side for tap beyond tobacco. So, our goal, you know, has been internally is to get to a percentage of overall cigarette sales. Is that beyond tobacco, especially with the drive towards alternatives where we see this growth and vaping, we see this general decline in tobacco cigarette consumption, yet you see a 20% growth in OTP, which is like zen pouches and other types of nicotine deliverables. Then you have this big move of people that want to get off of nicotine and nicotine is a hell of a drug. And so, TAP has a place on the back wall, but we're very realistic with what it's going to take similar to that of Odouls where it takes decades to get this almost alcohol-free beer out to the market into every bar, into every gas station. It takes time. And some of the obstacles that we've ran into on the on the distribution side is, you know, that the product contains CBD, even though it tastes like tobacco, smells like tobacco, because it tastes or has CBD in it, it causes issues with some of the, for example, like Chevron gas. So, if we have a big deal with a big gas station change, Chevron has their own policies on CBD. So, there's a lot of, we know that we're on the right side of history, but with TAP, we have to continue to kind of knock down walls of people that don't necessarily understand the product or what it is. But what we can see is that it's a solid percentage of tobacco cigarette sales. And so, with that said, it's going to take time. So, we've kind of put some of our systems and strategy and people on continuing the sale of TAP in the way that we have, continuing the push to expand, you know, new gas station chains, but we also want to increase sales this year. And so, that's a big reason why if you read the press release that came out today about the JV's brand, why we're expanding into this category is because these products don't require a tremendous amount of marketing resources and they are profitable and they really do help a lot of people in different ways. And so, we are looking at, you know, we already have these 3,000 stores. What can we do to change them from, you know, $50 per store per month on average to $1,250 per store per month on average? And so, that's what we're doing with the JV's line. I'm not sure if in that press release they have pictures or things like that, but just so everyone can see, I don't know if you guys can see these or not. Yeah, we can see perfectly. Great. This is an example of some of the what we may have lost Joe there. Hopefully he can join us again here. I think we lost Joe there. Hopefully he can just join us again. I don't know what happened there, but we may have lost Joe D and hopefully he can just join us again here shortly. If you guys have any questions, please put it in the chat, guys. I see your questions are coming in. I'm going to do my best to ask all these questions. Thank you, Sandra. Thank you, TDOT. Thank you, Crypto Man. Thank you, Mateo, for your questions. If you have any questions, please put it in the chat. Rich, can you talk about your purple line? Yeah, put your questions in the chat, guys, and I'll do my best to ask all of these questions. I don't know what happened to Joe. Maybe his phone died or his internet connection might have went out, but hopefully he can join us here shortly and get back on here. In the meantime, if you have any questions, please put it in the chat. Do we see 15 packs each day flying over the shelves each day inside the revenues? How about Canada? A lot of people waiting. Yeah, I know we're waiting in Canada for Tatt to get into Canada. I know that that's something that Tatt really wants. And I think the issue there, Joe was just saying, the issue is that there is CBD in the product, and Health Canada is being really difficult with regulating products that have CBD in it. So I know that that's been one of the issues with Health Canada. So hopefully Joe will jump back on and we'll be able to ask Joe about that, and hopefully he can give us an update on that. Any new staff sales been hired? How is going with Bucky, 7-Eleven, and Co. A lot of companies with weak balance sheets will collapse. What about Tatt, do they plan to do with the Break Free app? Will the VIP membership be offered, or will the online store be linked? Is that similar story to the cannabis story? Will the smoke shops sell CBDs in Canada? And are they in smoke shops in the USA? Great questions, guys. And hopefully Joe can join us again. And when he does, I'll do my best to ask all those questions. In the meantime, if you have any questions about Tatt Global Alternatives, please put it in the chat. And the founder of the company, Joe Deegan, hopefully will join us again. Oh, I think he's there. Here we go. Hey, Joe. Yeah, hey, sorry about that. Hey, no worries. Yeah, that's, that is my bad. So I had to... Your phone die? No, no, actually the the internet. There are all the internet. Yeah, that stuff happens. Technology, right? No, it's yeah. Yeah, no, I looked and then I went to my email. I'm like, yeah, so I actually thought it was on your side and then I'm disconnected from everything. And anyways, so... Yeah, no, we've been on YouTube this whole time. We're still getting some questions rolling in. The last thing you were saying is that that you were having some issues because there's CBD in the product. That was the last thing you mentioned. So it's all signs point green. Everything's opening up, right? So like a major distributor. So just so that like everybody understands, I'll kind of go big picture here for a second. Say 150,000 convenience stores. That's like the primary place where people buy tobacco cigarettes in the U.S. About 45% of those stores are major kind of corporate chains. The other 55% are independently owned and about 60% of all of the distribution is through about three companies. So I'm just trying to kind of emphasize that on the TAT side, the CBD is a really important ingredient. It's something that helps nicotine addicts with withdrawals. So like I don't want to downplay the significance of that as an ingredient in the product. And so it's very important to be there. That's what really helps people. But there are some issues that we have with distribution companies that just won't touch it. It's similar to banks, even though it's federally legal, if you go to a Wells Fargo or Chase to say I want to start a say some sort of CBD company, they'll deny you from opening up a bank account there, even though it's federally legal. So we see it going in the right direction, but it's an obstacle as we continue to build more and more distribution. But we've had a lot of success and reorders are picking up for us this year. So that's really exciting. I think obviously we've done a good job marketing the product. It's been out in the market long enough. So with TAT, that's a lot of the same. But I think right before you lost me, we had shifted over to JVs. Yes. Yeah, okay. Yeah. And then what I was saying about JVs is going into this year, we have 3,000 stores and growing. So as we continue TAT's a great lead, a lot of people want to carry it. We're able to open up new distribution. Great way for us to capitalize is to sell more than just the TAT SKUs is to expand the SKUs that we're selling. And so that's what we're doing. I don't know when you lost me, but that's why we're coming out with the JVs product. So these are single serving chocolates. But we're also looking at expanding into the back wall with other Delta type products. So this is a hemp and CBD product, less than 0.3% THC by weight basis. But we say one bite will get you right. So these will, you know, these are great to help people with sleep and other things. But this is something that people come back for every day, kind of like they come back to the gas station for a tall boy. Yeah, single serve. This is something that they come back for every day. Very nice. Yeah, that's where we actually left you. We were just showing the product and it froze there. So that actually was good because everyone could see the product really nice. And seems like you guys have had a lot of developments over the last little while. You guys had a lot of news that's been coming out. We're getting a lot of questions about that. A lot of people trying to get updates on, you know, where the company's at. Can you talk a little bit about the company's revenue right now because is it true you guys are doing about 100 million a year right now? Yeah, yeah. So everyone's kind of clear too. So yes, that's what we're doing. What I focus on though is the product development side. So like when I show you these products, like I really would emphasize soon we'll be selling on JVs.com. So a lot of people can go out there and try them out. I'm really on the product development side. And so my goal for the company is to come out with high selling products that are branded nice, that taste awesome, like these peanut butter bites. And I mean, we're selling through a whole 35 count bins in single stores in Ohio right now. You know, big distributors in North Carolina and in Iowa already for this product. We've already gone through just in this last few days, 1400 pounds of chocolate. So like I'm emphasizing that like this is a product that sells outstanding. So where I focus the company is to come out with these products so that the distribution arm of our company, which is where we do a lot of that revenue. So the 100 million is in that area is to increase the profitability and provide more alternative products through that channel. Yeah, 100 million. I remember when we started talking and the company was just getting started. And I remember when you guys got your first million in revenue to now hit 100 million a year in revenue, that's a pretty big milestone for a small company that's just getting started. So congratulations on being at that level. And because I know there's a lot of shareholders are coming in now, they're asking a lot of questions, they're asking for updates. When we first started talking, I remember talking about TAP before you guys ever sold a product. And can you talk a little bit about your product line now? Like can you talk a little bit about all the different products that you have that you're selling and where? Because I know you guys are doing international business. Can you kind of give us an update on since you're doing all the products, maybe all the different products that you're selling and where you're selling them? Yeah. Yeah. So some of the products that we're coming out with, someone just be kind of handy on Google here on the side. I'll go through briefly and kind of explain them. So we are, of course, we have TAP, we have our full flavor, our light, and our menthol. Those are king size cigarettes, your traditional pack of cigarettes, 26 to a pack. And then we have our tattoos, menthol original smooth. Those two packs are really for consumer trial because TAP is a phenomenal product, but we have to get people to try the product. And so the two packs, they sell outstanding, they actually out scan the packs and it makes sense because the dollar you get two smokes, it's almost like buying Lucy's, which was a billion dollar industry in its own right here in the U.S. A lot of it outlawed to buy loose cigarettes now, but with TAP being not a tobacco product, we can do that. And then we have our JV's chocolate. So this is the birth of the JV's brand and product line. We really sell what it is, so we don't put JV oversized on these products, but it's very clean, simple, quality, trusted. We have our chocolates, one bite will get you right. And then we also have a variety of gummies that we're coming out with. So we have a two-pack gummy, five-pack gummy. Those are also, it's a hemp and CBD product. They contain about 10 milligrams of Delta 9 THC per gummy, less than 0.3 percent THC by weight, derived naturally from hemp. And then we're also looking at, there's a really effective cannabinoid that especially helps with sleep. It's called HHC in which we're looking to come out with other HHC products as well. And so that is making up what we're doing now with JV's is say some of the people listening to this, if you go to a gas station and look back on the back wall and you see jewel, what you're going to start to see in the future is a variety of hemp-derived Delta products that are on the back wall. And we see it as a massive opportunity. And we know the numbers. We see what it is. And so we're really laser focused on imagine rather than just three slots on the back wall is to get a full rack of these other Delta type products in these gas stations. Wow, that's interesting. Getting a lot of questions about if you'll ever get a strawberry flavor. Yes, we will have a strawberry flavor. Yeah. Nice. Very good. If you guys have any questions, please put it in the chat. I'll do my best to ask Joe any of the questions you guys have. They're asking if the chocolates have a creamy center. Yeah, so the peanut butter bites do. Okay. Yeah, the peanut butter bites do. And the milk chocolate, dark chocolate and cookies and cream, they do not. They are just full chocolate. Yeah, we will have a red raspberry, pineapple and a watermelon gummy. We will also have a blue raspberry, golden apple and pomegranate, HHC gum. I like pomegranate. That'll be really good. My question is, will these be available in Canada? Because I know that there's a lot of questions here about the products going into Canada. I know that some of the issues in the past has been because Health Canada has issues with CBD. Are you guys able to do anything yet in Canada? Can you give us an update on that? So Canada is a little bit challenging for us. Their legislation is really all cannabinoids, so they don't really differentiate between hemp and cannabis like we do here in the US. And so in order to work in Canada, we'd have to structure a deal with a Canadian entity that has the licensing and the distribution. And so until we do something like that, we probably will not be entering the Canadian market. Okay. And how long will it take to buy tat zero and HNB? So tat zero is an interesting one. Heat not burn. We're watching the market. So we don't see a big market for it today. I think anybody listening to this can probably tell if you have any uncles or friends or grandmas or grandpas or brothers or sisters, are they using an HNB product? And I bet most people would say, oh, wait, that's a good point. I haven't seen anybody really using it. I will say that I do think it's going to be a significant part of the tobacco space in the future. I see, obviously, if anyone's paid attention to what's going on in California with the banning of menthol cigarettes, I think all combustible cigarettes at some point are going to share in the same fate, tobacco cigarettes. And then I think heat not burn will become a very significant nicotine delivery method. So what we want to do is we want to make sure that we are ready and we are. We've built good relationships and we've built good understanding around it. So I do believe it will be part of our future. But right now we're just going to pay attention to what's going on in the market. There's not tremendous demand for it today. Okay. Thank you for that. And has there been any offers for a buyout yet? And would you consider it in the future if the offer ever comes? Yeah, I think anybody has, if it made sense, of course, if there was something where we could expedite distribution significantly with the product and it was a win-win, of course. I mean, that's the mission is to get this product is to help millions of people go beyond nicotine. And the thing is, we've seen it in really powerful ways, worked for a lot of people. We have single customers on Tritat.com that order religiously, hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of subscriptions and people that don't miss their shipments. And so, yeah, if there was a deal with somebody where we can, especially if we can exponentially grow the revenues through distribution with the right company, then absolutely. We have some feedback from Ron Hole. He says he loves his tats. He's been smoking them for two years. He does say that some of them, he feels like he has to push really hard and deep to get the amount of smoke to satisfy. Can you talk a little bit about the tats and kind of where you are with your production? Are you happy right now with, I know you've made some changes over the years with the product. Are you happy with it now? Are you still making changes? Can you give us an update on that? Yeah. So all right. So I appreciate that. So I'm actually sitting here and I go through all of the testing on our products. This won't look like the actual cat product, but my desk is covered. And from our R&D department, different iterations. And I think really what he's saying is, and I know exactly what he's saying, it's a very smooth cigarette. So somebody that's used it for years, they know exactly what I'm talking about. It's very, very smooth, very smooth. And a traditional tobacco cigarette has a lot more of a throat kick. And so that's something that we have worked on is finding maybe an alkaloid that can give a sensation that's similar to that of nicotine. Nicotine is definitely a heavy contributor of that throat kick. And I do think we have something that's really, really exciting. But I don't know if I'm ready to talk about it right now, but we do have something that's really mimicked. So rather than having to take such a long, hard pull to have that fullness or that throat kick that a tobacco cigarette will give you, I do believe that we have something that's really close to almost finishing off the final touch to make it, the sensation almost feel like a nicotine cigarette. But yeah, I know people are both ways. A lot of people love the smoothness of them. The way they smell is better. There's a lot of benefits to tat, the way that it is currently. But I'm probably similar to that guy where I used tobacco for a lot of years. I like that throat kick. Yeah, like I'm not a smoker, but I've tested the tat myself and I thought it was really smooth. And as a person that's a non smoker, you said it doesn't have that sticky, stinky cigarette smell that stays on you, which I think is really good. And it doesn't smell as bad as cigarettes. But I felt like it was really smooth to pull it. I used to smoke years ago and cigarettes make me, the reason I quit like many years ago is because they make me nauseous. I don't know if you guys ever felt that way for cigarette smoker or non smoker and you've tried a cigarette, it makes you kind of maybe feel a little nauseous. I never got that when I smoked the tat at all. But I still felt like I was smoking a cigarette and still I had the kind of same taste of the cigarette, but it didn't have that stinky smell where I have a lot of friends that are smokers and they'll go outside for a cigarette and they come in and you literally, like the whole room smells like cigarettes. It doesn't have that. It doesn't stick on you. That's something that I think is pretty unique. So one of the questions here is, now you have a lot of other products, is tat still going to be the focus? Is that going to still be your number one driving sales product or are you now looking to drive sales from a combination of products? What's your strategy now moving forward as far as how you're going to drive sales? Because you have a lot of other products now. Yeah. Well, I mean, tat will still be our number one focus. The potential of being on tobacco is so significant. Like it can't be. And then on top of that, to going into 2023 to have the increase in reorders from existing customers, the way that they have over the last, say, 12 months to 18 months that it's been there, is significant. It's just being the first mover in a new product category. It takes time. Like somebody just chimed in and they've been smoking the cigarettes for two years. And I bet through word of mouth, it's also introduced other people to the product as well. So tat will still be our number one priority and focus. But we're on that back wall. And so a great way for us to capitalize is to sell more than three products. And so that's what we're doing is all the existing relationships and customers that we service anyways, is to expand the amount of products that we service. So there's a lot of investors in Germany and some of them are coming into the chat. Many of my colleagues are using HNB products from IQs IQ OS is there is already a big market in Germany for it. Any feedback on that? Yeah, there is a bigger market in Europe. Europe is definitely a different market than here in the US. So we are looking into it. We have obviously like a lot of tech and relationships that surround the heat not burn. We're interested in it and the future of it. But not any time like right now I couldn't give a date on on when potentially we're going to enter that market. The European market is more appealing than the US market though. We've definitely identified that. Yeah, that would be my answer on that. Yeah, one thing I've learned about Europe is people still smoke a lot of cigarettes in Europe. Yeah, like a lot. So there's definitely a huge market in Europe. Can you talk a little bit about that? Like where is that doing business right now? Which countries? Can you talk about that? Or where do you guys plan to expand in the future? Yeah, so primarily the UK. We've had some conversations with a major distributor out in Belgium that services France as well. Primarily the UK though. That's kind of been our primary push, which we've done really well in the UK. And just like anything else, there's some to export the product and get it on the back wall. And there's a lot of confusion. Like there's a lot of packaging in the UK, for example, it's all green that has pictures of lungs. And then we're on the back wall standing out. We're bright green and blue and red. And so we've had the customs come down a couple different times and ask questions and think that it's a tobacco product and so forth. But we've done really well in the UK. So that would be our primary market. And then Belgium and France, but we need to open that up still. The question here is how big was your first batch of the JV's production? The first batch was about 700 pounds of chocolate. That's kind of how we say it internally here. That was the first batch. Okay. And can you give us an update on the ADCO website and branding tat via the ADCO building? I don't have any updates on that. Okay. I was on the phone with Pat a little bit ago, but we didn't talk about that. Yeah, I just have a lot of questions coming from lots of different peoples. Do you have any updates on patents? I know you guys have a lot of patents you guys have been working on. Do you have any updates on your patents? Nothing new from, we do have good IP around our base cigarette material. I think a lot of your listeners know that that's like highly valuable. We're the only company in the world that has this base cigarette material that tastes like tobacco. But nothing new on that front. Any new sales staff being hired or any new teams that you're working on hiring for the company right now? Yeah. That's probably the biggest thing that we're doing is all day is, I mean, I've already had four of those calls today, is the kind of hype and training and pricing and everything that's around the JV's product that we're taking to the market. That's been a big focus is to make sure that our sales team is equipped to present the product and take it out there. It's a great opportunity for us to also open new doors with TAT because we can bring this product in potentially and then upsell later with TAT. It's making sure that our sales teams are equipped and ready to go. Fantastic. Can you give us an update on Bucky's 7-Eleven and Co? That was the question or 7-Eleven? 7-Eleven and company? Yes. Oh, okay. Bucky's is doing good. I think maybe we talked about it or maybe we didn't, but we definitely value our relationship with Bucky's. We appreciate their ownership. They've got a great, great company. Really enjoyed getting to know them better. It's impressive. Anybody that's listening that's been to a Bucky's, it really is one of the most incredible convenience stores in America. They're sold, if anybody doesn't know, TAT is sold at all 34 Bucky's in Texas. They're also very helpful to us. I think something that's really cool about Bucky's is they recognize the value of Beyond Tobacco and they've really helped and supported us in getting that message out there. Running promotions, for example, like Charging Us and Arm and a Leg, but their ownership says, we believe in this product and we believe it helps people. We're willing to do these, say, two-pack promotion. That's a really cool thing that they've done to help support the brand and then also get it into tens of thousands of people's hands in Texas. Everything with Bucky's is going outstanding. After we get that much consumer trial, tens of thousands of people are handed the two packs. It's definitely uptick the sales with Bucky's. And then 7-Eleven is 7-Eleven. It's a little bit of a challenge due to the distribution. We have to do a lot of independent distributors and if anybody knows the convenience world, it's hard to set up all these new vendors with kind of different small onesie, twosie, 7-Elevens. But we're still servicing the 7-Elevens. It's just we have to go through independent distributors. Yeah, that can see that being a lot of work to get that going. And a question here is, can you give us an update on the development of the Break Free app and when is it expected to release? Yeah, so let's let, we'll have someone else update you on that one. I'm probably not the best person to update you on any of the tech stuff. Okay. Yeah. So those are pretty much the questions that I have so far. If anyone has any other questions, please put it in the chat. I'll do my best to ask all the questions that everybody has. Is there anything else you want to talk about while we're live? Anything else you want to give us an update on or that you want to talk about? No, you know, I'd say jvs.com, the website will. That's your hat you're wearing, right? You're wearing the hat right now. Yeah, we got the JVs on. It looks good. Yeah, thank you. So definitely check it out. I will tell you guys, one bite will get you right. So keep that in mind. I like that slogan. There is there is a sincerely like sold out now on the on the third order we've got, you know, more in production right now. That's just on the chocolates, let alone everything else that we have going on. So it's, it's energizing, I think, you know, for, for the company to kind of expand to start doing some other things. I think it brings in a new, like a new energy and a new flow within a company. And so I think everybody here, that's what we felt, you know, going into 2023 is this kind of like renewed energy to, you know, be creative on a different, I mean, after tats been developed and executed like flawlessly, the product is outstanding and everything's gone to the market. It's, it's, we can see it's at a market kind of like, like Heineken zero, like I mentioned earlier, where it's going to be a percentage of total cigarette sales, but then it's just kind of sales and marketing. So for me as a product developer, that's why I love this. That's why I'm really emphasizing for people to try it is you'll see what I'm saying after you take a bite. That's amazing. And any updates on, would you guys get into beverages? Yeah, potentially, if, if depending on how it's packaged, how it's priced and what it is, you know, we've looked at even, even detox, other forms of, you know, beverages that, that there's a big market, a lot of opportunity, but not really sold at convenience. So we're really looking at ways to differentiate to kind of bring in products that you wouldn't normally seen at convenience packaged up in the right way. You know, think about like, what did five hour energy do that was different? A lot of people have energy, but what did they do that was different? And then you'll, you'll start to think like we are with JVs. How can we package it different? How can we change it from, you know, maybe $20 for 10 to $2 for two packaged up in the right way with an absolutely can't say no. And after they try it, are they going to come back and buy it? And so yeah, anyways, but I do appreciate the time. Thank you, Rich. Let me know if you have any more questions. I'm happy to answer more. I don't have any other questions. Maybe just, can you maybe just give us an update on how things are going with the new CEO maybe and just talk about, you know, maybe how that's working, you know, your working relationship with the new CEO, with the company. Just an update on that. Yeah. So, yeah, Saxon's been, Saxon's been great. He's over the public company side out of Canada, just so everyone kind of has the clarity. I'm on the, I'm on the US side out of Vegas. I focus primarily on product development. And then Saxon, he focuses more on the public company side. It's been, it's been awesome working with him. He's definitely a very, a very sharp person. He's very, very smart guy. And I think good at good at managing the company too. He's very hands off, very simple, likes everybody to flow and do their things. So he's not, you know, he's not real micromanagy. And that's good. And then, you know, we have a good system of communication between us. So him and I, we meet, you know, once a week, we talk about everything that's going on, challenges, things like that. And so right now I've really enjoyed working with Saxon. I'd have nothing but good things to say about him. Great. Yeah. Yeah, he's doing a good job. Well, thank you so much for your time today, Joe Deegan, the founder of TAC Global Alternatives. Hopefully we've been able to answer a lot of your questions. And if there's anything else you want to leave investors, shareholders, customers with TAC Global Alternatives today, Joe, what would it be? Trychat.com, JVs.com, one bite will get you right. All right, Joe, thank you so much. Joe Deegan, the founder of TAC Global Alternatives. Have a great day, Joe. Thank you for your time today. And I hope to speak to you again soon, my friend. Thanks, guys. Thanks, Rich. Thank you, everybody. This is Rich from Rich to be live. Remember, if you're not winning, you're not watching, we love to bring in the winners, we love to bring in the news, CEO interviews, founder interviews, analysis, and we love to bring it to you first. Remember, Rich TV Live is strictly for information and education purposes. Please do your due diligence, do your research before you invest in anything we talk about or discuss here on Rich TV Live. Past performance is not always an indication of future results. We've been talking about TAC since it was pre IPO at 41 cents. We've seen TAC go as high as $7. It was a 15 X for investors. Hopefully you took your profits and you got an opportunity to win big with TACs. Now it's back to kind of it's it had a nice day to up 11%. 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