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. i m the chief exec ty offiutive of dixie brands. 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. good to see you.
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
compliance, it can drive up costs for any industry, but for marijuana, a start-up industry without banking support, the pot barons say the changing rules restrict revenues and halt production, which can lead to ruin. and when you re the kingpin of an edibles empire, you can feel at risk of becoming a government lab rat, stuck in a maze of emergency rules, fire safety regulations, production codes, all while building a state of the art weed factory. what s up? how are you, bud? good. it s borderline emotional for me to reflect on not only where we started but what this facility looked like is surreal. this has never been done before. there s never been a facility to this level of sophistication to serve a marijuana industry. that looks really nice. just curious to see the progress
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.
super critical co2 machine. this is really the extraction platform in which we re generating all of that oil or the mother s milk. then we test it to determine strength and strain. we just grossly underestimated demand from the adult use consumer and specifically the infused products. 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.