[NohSpinZone]

Yeah this isn't going to end well. Just a hunch.

[Blue House Sue]

Hopefully it works out, and is a success.

It’s better for ex-cons to be employed than to revert back to crime.

[BenLurkin]

Reminiscent of the Black Panther bakeries.

[AnotherUnixGeek]

who now hires ex-felons who are getting out of jail.

What could possibly go wrong?

[yesthatjallen]

I've seen a couple news stories where this worked.

Many years ago a friend was interviewing a man. When asked about his past and work history he admitted to being in prison.

My friend thought his bosses would crucify him if he hired him but the man was so forthright and honest that my friend hired him.

The man was extremely grateful and was one of his best employes and had a great worth ethic. He took his second change seriously.

You never know.

[zeestephen]

Green is the new Orange?

[mosesdapoet]

Probably went for a fed small business loan grant starting at 50G’s (fifty grand) that’s $50,000 to those in Rio Linda. That program along with other similar agencies should be getting a serious look at by the Executive branch (that’s Trump to those in Rio Linda)

[Moltke]

...but they are also helping the environment.

Translation: Lots and lots of public money is going to be poured into this company. Nice scam, if you can get away with it.

[thefactor]

Lots of negative comments on here. I, for one, hope this company flourishes. As much as any company in California can flourish.