Chris Devor

Partial investments, exactly.

So, you know, a whole acquisition would be another thing.

So, so what is that?

They're paying me and they're bringing on the employees or let me make this simpler.

No, you know, I haven't even had a sip of my coffee, but.

Uh, you know, I, I, I still like the, um, you know, a $10 million valuation on it.

So, uh, what does that come out to here?

like, is that a 2%?

I think that's 2%.

Um, you know, you know, I think, I think we would do about, about, um, about that.

Um, you know, but then, you know, it's also, uh, splitting up the company, you know, right now it's a hundred percent owned, um, which just makes, uh, everything.

Yeah, exactly.

It adds, it adds, you know, a lot more than $200,000 of complexity into the picture.

Um,

So, so it has to be a bigger check.

I mean, I would think about it.

Yeah.

I, you know, I, I would think about 5 million.

Um, but, um, you know, it's, uh, we, we, you know, we, we just, uh, we haven't,

you know if you go back you know if you if you're calculating the math by by saying um you know this company is uh only making you know 90 90 some a month um you know let's go back a year ago where we were making literally zero dollars a month and what would you value it a year ago um you know so a year ago by that math it would have been worth nothing and now all of a sudden we you know we have a million dollars coming in every year yeah i don't by the way i don't think i i don't there are