Dr. John Deloney

Yeah, but you're not going to get 50%, right? You need this thing to be making $75,000 to $100,000 a month. $100,000.

There's no way.

There's no way.

There's no way.

What about your insurance? You have to be insured in case a kid gets hit by a ball or turns his ankle and sues you for the whole thing.

What about your insurance? You have to be insured in case a kid gets hit by a ball or turns his ankle and sues you for the whole thing.

What about your insurance? You have to be insured in case a kid gets hit by a ball or turns his ankle and sues you for the whole thing.

Okay, so are you never going to take a vacation? No.

Okay, so are you never going to take a vacation? No.

Okay, so are you never going to take a vacation? No.

Have you sat down, if you haven't, please, like anytime somebody's in this level of stress, whether it's in their marriage, with a new business, there has to be a moment in this chaos when everybody exhales and you and your husband get a whiteboard and you write down on that whiteboard every single person you owe.

Have you sat down, if you haven't, please, like anytime somebody's in this level of stress, whether it's in their marriage, with a new business, there has to be a moment in this chaos when everybody exhales and you and your husband get a whiteboard and you write down on that whiteboard every single person you owe.

Have you sat down, if you haven't, please, like anytime somebody's in this level of stress, whether it's in their marriage, with a new business, there has to be a moment in this chaos when everybody exhales and you and your husband get a whiteboard and you write down on that whiteboard every single person you owe.

And then you also on that whiteboard write down every single dollar it costs to run this thing every month. Because right now, y'all are robbing Peter to pay Paul. You've got money coming in one way. Some of this is borrowed. You've got a credit card over here. It just feels like it's everywhere. I don't think – I don't know if you can – you can't see me and George.

And then you also on that whiteboard write down every single dollar it costs to run this thing every month. Because right now, y'all are robbing Peter to pay Paul. You've got money coming in one way. Some of this is borrowed. You've got a credit card over here. It just feels like it's everywhere. I don't think – I don't know if you can – you can't see me and George.

And then you also on that whiteboard write down every single dollar it costs to run this thing every month. Because right now, y'all are robbing Peter to pay Paul. You've got money coming in one way. Some of this is borrowed. You've got a credit card over here. It just feels like it's everywhere. I don't think – I don't know if you can – you can't see me and George.

I don't think you understand how bad this is.

I don't think you understand how bad this is.

I don't think you understand how bad this is.

I mean, you're talking about getting 100% more business. How do you expect to go about doing that? Do you even have enough Little League and high school and college players to utilize your facility?