Ok, let's take a step back here and add some context.
It didn't matter to many people. Investors were happy, stock rose when they shipped product, newspapers wrote all about it, photos were taken, investments were increased, acquisitions have been made, people have been bought and money will be made.
It obviously mattered to the patients, but Tweed still sold that product. They gave very few refunds, they got positive publicity and they continue to expand. Public perception of Tweed from those outside of "the loop" we have here do not see Tweed in the same light as us. I know multiple patients who aren't tech savvy that thing Tweed is doing a great job and think it's the coolest thing in the world that they're growing weed in a chocolate factory.
Public perception is that Tweed sold out their product because they had so many customers they couldn't keep up and now they're buying more property because they must expand at this rate. This is also what the media is propagating to the sheeple. I should have added the context that I'm in Marketing and when I say "it didn't matter" I meant from a Marketing perspective.
