Eric Cline

And that will almost likely never happen.

We could do like what Yadin did at Hazor, where he moved an Iron Age building from where it had been to a new location and carefully reconstructed it, and then dug underneath where it had been.

If we could move some of the parts of the Neo-Assyrian palace, we could get down.

And I bet you there's more to be found, not just an archive, but all kinds of other goodies in that palace.

Yes, absolutely.

And if things get more peaceful over there, they will be excavating.

And anybody listening to this could volunteer to go dig in Armageddon yourselves.

Always a pleasure.

Thanks for having me back on.

we jumped into the timeshare exit space.

First company we ever started, built it up to where I had over 150 W2 employees in my office.

We were doing 34 million a year.

We were netting 12 on that.

My wife and I own 67% of the business.

That's 8 million a year.

Now my dear friend, Don, he goes, have you ever thought about selling this thing?

No clue what he was talking about.

I didn't know you could sell a business.

And then we started getting offers in.

We had offers from 147 million to 92 million.