I skimmed the article. I didn't see anything about how a bunch of competitors lost out to these guys. Just that they were awarded 2 of the 11 available licenses. I may have missed it, but it seems like you might be filling in the blanks with your own storyline. But even if they had, these guys had a pre-existing business in another state, so they were already proven out, so to speak, and therefore probably a solid choice on the part of AZ.