Corby Hall

So, you know, we would just kind of shift from subject to subject.

We would talk about end times, prophecy, and we'd talk about marriage.

And it's not to say that all of that advice that he gave me was bad.

It wasn't, you know, it was, it was a mixture.

No, I was just being facetious, but it was, it was like that.

It was, it was always, okay, what's my next mission?

You know, when can we get some more guns or, well, the bigger topic was selling the business or getting an investor, you know, and actually, you know, backing up.

Probably back in December, we had talked about, hey, we need an investor.

We need to sell the business.

This is, it was probably January, actually.

So we need to sell the business.

You know, I'm having the suicidal issue.

I'm having the this and the that issue.

And, hey, this is time for me to move along and figure something else out.

Let's get somebody to invest or take it over.

And so we had built up a investment package and emailed financials and Victor said that he had people looking at it and, um, you know, like a $20 million valuation for the business and patent and, you know, it was all about it, you know, just sell it and like tax for a bit.

almost 19 years of craziness.

You know, just to tell you, Candice, this story with Victor is not even the craziest thing that's happened in my life related to this business.

It's not.

But it's right on up there.