Aaron Nauman

Sort of.

Approximately.

A little bit higher.

Not very diluted.

I don't see it like that.

I know, but we also raised a lot of money as well.

And we want to build something that is very robust, that will be a real legacy.

So for me, let's say if I look in 10 years down the line, and I'll have even 2%, but from a $30 billion business, I'll be okay with that.

I don't care about the... It's a big risk though, Aaron, right?

But I see risk differently, actually.

You know, for me, once, you know, we've raised the money and we have employees, so I need to secure them and I need to secure the company.

So the more money I have, you know, it's the less risk I think for the company.

So I disagree with you on that.

I disagree with you on that.

And, you know, we are very patient.

I'm not in a rush, you know, to jump on any solution or to try and get every client.

You know, I have enough experience, you know, to do the right thing.

And that's why I raised a lot of money from these specific VCs that they know that we would do the right thing, okay, in order to be here for a long time.

it's a different matter you know I'm not like let's say if I was 20 years ago maybe you know I would try this I would try that I know exactly where I'm heading to obviously we're making some mistakes now we'll make some mistakes in the future but we have enough you know knowledge and experience to take this company okay to higher levels

No, no, I agree with you on that, but I see differently in that matter that if I raise just $5 million, you know, I think I would put my company in a very high risk that it could go bankrupt, you know, in a year time because we're not going to have enough funding for the next one.