Dimitri Goikman

I honestly like what I do after all these years, right?

And it makes me smile most of the time.

and you know i can go back i can go to sleep and i can say you know i did a good job that's important to me right then you want to make some money so what's you know what's money like you can't take it with you but you can fund your bills you can pay your kids i have a bunch of kids they're all great kids how many kids dimitri i i got uh four kids of my own and one through a marriage and a bunch of grandchildren and you know what somebody asked me you know one of the questions in the dan martell's uh

academy meeting was, what's your ideal exit?

My ideal exit is to leave as much money as possible to my progeny to give them an unfair advantage in life and to teach them what to do with it.

I've got probably about six months worth of run rate in cash because I'm actually...

waiting for the sky to fall, to be honest.

No, I have infinite runway.

No, what is it?

150 right now.

Engineering?

Most of it is engineering.

We're still built as an engineering company, although now that's changing, we're going to be bringing on more front end.

We've been, you know, resilience to me is this kind of a combination of product.

Like you've got to have a good product or else what are you selling, right?

Just smoke and mirrors.

You've got to have reputation.

We have excellent reputation on our market.

I liken it to being a vendor of last resort.

You can try Oracle.