I emailed the company from that post about the school bus on a person’s private property with sketch people in it.

Posted by OfficialGaiusCaesar

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  1. Because you’ve hidden your posting history, I don’t know how to find the previous post you are referencing about private property and a bus.

  2. Interesting someone actually followed up. There is truly a high possibility that someone just handed a random business card and are unrelated to the bus. For example many people have random business cards in their wallet or car.

  3. potato13chipss on

    So I went to the Robert Redd website and I’m not going to lie but it looks extremely shady. They say that they are selling t-shirts but then the homepage says it’s a media product brand. But I also need to take their membership to buy t-shirts? Also, they only have 3 different types of t-shirts listed under each category.

    Lastly, they have just one onesie listed under the “baby” section which is a Robert Redd exclusive and you also need a membership to buy that. Totally not shady!

  4. To me this whole scenario looks like a drug trafficking organization for high end clientele. And an easy way to wash your drug money profits, by disguising them as clothing and art sales. Robert Redd claims to have literacy aimed philanthropy. Perhaps even donating to the altitude academy, which would put the money back in the same pockets while receiving tax breaks. Assuming the original business card is evidence of a cahoots. 

    The story of the weird flyers, the nurse, the location of the back to back busses in the dead of night. The weird website that sells shirts but only has illustrations of them, and has a bizarre subscription model. No availability for regular consumers because of company backlog? 

    Hardcore drug users with a big budget will pay a serious premium for guaranteed quality, and anonymity. Vaccines on the go? 

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