George Arison

And so like they did it with 350 million the year before IPO of total revenue, kind of apples to apples to what I'm talking about.

I actually don't think you have to be that high.

I think what really matters is volume.

Once you're past 15,000 cars a year, I think it's credible to go out live public.

At least based on what I'm hearing from investors.

I've spent a lot of time with public market investors, and that's kind of their general sense.

That's probably a percent.

Yeah.

We made probably like 10, maybe 15 million in loan and warranty revenue last year.

Yes, for this business, correct.

For a SaaS business, I think it's a different business.

Very different.

Well, I mean, I think right now probably Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk are the best founders, CEOs.

And so those obviously I massively admire.

Well, they don't.

They've talked a lot about cars and you can list new cars on them, but they don't sell them.

Um, it's very hard to do.

And so I actually would love, you know, for them to be more involved in this space versus what they are, but they've never really gone after it.

Um, I mean, I would certainly consider it.

I don't know if I would sell or not.