Alex Smereczniak

Fucking...

Sorry, asking some of these terms and these things.

It was an awesome experience.

They literally just moved across the street because the light rail got put in.

It was blocking their visibility.

They didn't want to sell to another restaurant, even though it's perfectly designed and laid out and built for a restaurant.

So we had the ampage we needed, the water lines we needed because it was a restaurant.

Oh, right, yeah.

And we built a 6,500 square foot.

Most laundromats are 2,500, 3,500.

Giant facility.

Huge facility that we had open seven days a week to the public.

But same thing with that kind of arbitrage or asset utilization.

Monday through Friday, the store's not as busy.

We'd shut down these roll-up doors and we'd reserve that almost for like a production style, you know, facility or a manufacturing line.

On the weekends when laundromats are busy, we'd open the roll-up doors and let the public use the whole thing.

Wow.

So we are up to 40, 43 of them, 43 of these.

Yep.

And so this is going well, you still own this, right?