David Braun

I had no money when I started the company.

Yeah, sure.

All right.

That's a good question.

Well, basically, you know, like when you get a divorce, most of the people, they get mad at each of, you know, each of them.

And then the kids usually suffer.

And then when I start, I'm a sales guy, you know, like I'm selling lots of great stuff, you know, like, so I know like what the mindset is.

So I went to my wife.

So they said there is a grace period.

It's like when she's like really mad at you because you kind of, you know, like disappointed her.

So wait until the grace period ends.

Usually it's about six months.

Then go and talk about the future.

Yeah.

After the divorce, you like expiration periods, you know, like it is about six months.

And then when you go and say like, what would be the future?

And then usually you're talking about the guarantees.

So what I did, I did a structure, um, uh, 18 years plan.

So I put the money in the bank.

So like, she was super sure that, you know, like I would not leave her without, you know, like without the, uh, financial support and so on and the kids.