Eric Jasinski

What were my ratios? You know, where am I losing money? Um, things like that. And so, yeah, I think like in general, we're, we're definitely seeing like a large percentage of farmers on a number basis or on like, be it that intro cookbooks program or be it that spreadsheet. Um, and those are the folks that are just trying to make, uh,

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Yeah, I mean, I think that we... I've onboard a lot of customers. That's one of the things I do. And I've sort of a lot of that conversation at the beginning is like, what are you doing today? What are we, what are we, what are we bringing over sort of what'd you do in the past?

Yeah, I mean, I think that we... I've onboard a lot of customers. That's one of the things I do. And I've sort of a lot of that conversation at the beginning is like, what are you doing today? What are we, what are we, what are we bringing over sort of what'd you do in the past?

Yeah, I mean, I think that we... I've onboard a lot of customers. That's one of the things I do. And I've sort of a lot of that conversation at the beginning is like, what are you doing today? What are we, what are we, what are we bringing over sort of what'd you do in the past?

And I think a lot of folks use, use QuickBooks or whatever it is because they know that they should be doing something right. And they've used it. They've got, they've got a history with it, but that doesn't necessarily mean they have a good history with it. Right. Like they still have that, like that income is just sales and product income. Don't really know what product, right.

And I think a lot of folks use, use QuickBooks or whatever it is because they know that they should be doing something right. And they've used it. They've got, they've got a history with it, but that doesn't necessarily mean they have a good history with it. Right. Like they still have that, like that income is just sales and product income. Don't really know what product, right.

And I think a lot of folks use, use QuickBooks or whatever it is because they know that they should be doing something right. And they've used it. They've got, they've got a history with it, but that doesn't necessarily mean they have a good history with it. Right. Like they still have that, like that income is just sales and product income. Don't really know what product, right.

don't really know how you sold it. And they've got five years worth of sales of product income. And so I think when, when folks come over to Ambrook, it is both a chance to use software that like build better habits and be almost like a chance to rethink what you've been doing in the past. Like maybe you've got experience like using QuickBooks quote unquote, right.

don't really know how you sold it. And they've got five years worth of sales of product income. And so I think when, when folks come over to Ambrook, it is both a chance to use software that like build better habits and be almost like a chance to rethink what you've been doing in the past. Like maybe you've got experience like using QuickBooks quote unquote, right.

don't really know how you sold it. And they've got five years worth of sales of product income. And so I think when, when folks come over to Ambrook, it is both a chance to use software that like build better habits and be almost like a chance to rethink what you've been doing in the past. Like maybe you've got experience like using QuickBooks quote unquote, right.

But you haven't actually been like using it to improve your situation or better understand where you're at. And you're kind of like checking the box. And I think like a lot of our goals are to like, Turn the whole habit and turn the whole process into something that's relatable and something that is empowering and basically like something that hopefully you enjoy doing.

But you haven't actually been like using it to improve your situation or better understand where you're at. And you're kind of like checking the box. And I think like a lot of our goals are to like, Turn the whole habit and turn the whole process into something that's relatable and something that is empowering and basically like something that hopefully you enjoy doing.

But you haven't actually been like using it to improve your situation or better understand where you're at. And you're kind of like checking the box. And I think like a lot of our goals are to like, Turn the whole habit and turn the whole process into something that's relatable and something that is empowering and basically like something that hopefully you enjoy doing.

And like I sort of say that as somebody who likes doing this stuff. And so, you know, I get it. Don't don't don't get too mad. But at the same time, like that is sort of the if we're really doing our job right, that's what's happening.

And like I sort of say that as somebody who likes doing this stuff. And so, you know, I get it. Don't don't don't get too mad. But at the same time, like that is sort of the if we're really doing our job right, that's what's happening.

And like I sort of say that as somebody who likes doing this stuff. And so, you know, I get it. Don't don't don't get too mad. But at the same time, like that is sort of the if we're really doing our job right, that's what's happening.

Yeah, well, as you might imagine, some of that has to do with the time of year. And so if somebody, it's that time of year, you got a year's worth of books to catch up on and you're ready to commit to the system, it looks a little bit more