Sean Feeney

And I'm like, well, I'm not going to stop this.

The neighborhood's a little cleaner here.

I'm not going to stop.

And I reached out to the Department of Sanitation and got a meeting with the commissioner, Jessica Tisch, sat with her, brought the violations.

I was like, what's going on here?

I'm trying to help here.

It's our money.

It's the revenue of our business.

And after an hour conversation, she gave me the blessing and tore up the tickets.

And what was cool about it, she just said, just send me all the locations that they're going to be at.

And the reason why you got tickets is because they weren't up against the buildings.

They have to be three feet or closer to the building.

A lot of these were like on the curb.

You can't have that.

So I was like, okay, I'm sorry.

We won't do that.

So we had the rules and just send me wherever you're going to put these things.

And now you have like 75 cans in Williamsburg and downtown Brooklyn.

with our logo on it, our little crown logo.

It's working, quietly just building this thing.