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Over the course of just five short years, Vernon-based hydroponic company, TNB Naturals, has rapidly grown from a garage-based company to an international seller.
It is most famously known for its product 'The Enhancer,' an all-natural CO2 generator made from 100% organic ingredients.
However, the company is not only growing its customer base, but its online fan base as well.
Thousands of fans have subscribed to TNB Naturals' YouTube page, which mostly hosts instructional videos featuring the company's employees and products.
Its most recent video is creating a bit of a buzz for its raw, edgy, humorous take on Christmas.
Taking a page from the Beastie Boys, TNB Naturals Christmas gift to its YouTube family is a 2:20 homage to the video "Sabotage."
The video starts out with 'Jolly Old Saint NicK' dropping off bottles of "The Enhancer" door to door, before a white van comes speeding up and two cops and an old sheriff hop out and give chase.
From Kal Tire Place to the steps of City Hall, the video showcases some recognizable Vernon landmarks.
The product was invented by Travis Rypkema, who plays Santa in the video. Also in the video is his dad, who plays the sheriff and two employees who play the cops.
