Dan Farah

Yeah.

First off, Lockheed Martin wasn't even around then.

No.

They bought up smaller companies over the years.

A lot of the companies that they bought were involved in the legacy program early on, I've been told.

Same with Northrop Grumman.

But let me put it to you this way.

It's just not realistic.

No, that,

what I'm saying is follow that line of thought.

If that was the case, then if that was the case and it led to in 2004, a private contractor on behalf of the government, reverse engineer this technology and create something like the Tic Tac, right?

If that was the case, then that means government overseers somewhere know about it, right?

And so does Lockheed.

In that dynamic, I personally believe Lockheed would have been able to leverage that dynamic to become a much bigger company by now.

I do not believe you can have those set of, I just don't believe, it sounds insane to me, that you can have those circumstances,

and not be at least in the top 10 market cap.

And by the way, I own Lockheed Martin stock.

It'd be amazing.

It's a great company.

Keep holding it.