George Kamel

So my business is based on developing young horses and then selling them.

So I don't necessarily have like a monthly clientele per se.

Correct.

And I mean, the idea would be to substantially grow that.

So he can, and that would be the idea over there.

The town is about 140 people, so it's very rural.

I guess it just wouldn't be what he sits at now.

From what we've researched, probably about 70,000 or 80,000 is what he would make a year.

How out of 140 people?

The county has had some management positions that are opening that I think he would...

be a very big benefit to them.

He's a foreman for a construction company now, so I think he probably has some skills that would definitely be of interest.

I would say.

I am 30 and he is 31.

About five hours.

None.

About $70,000.

And I have thought about grabbing something remote while I build the horse thing up more and more, maybe getting something part-time to remote to kind of help that gap be smaller.

Yeah, or full-time.

Yeah, so they don't get over there very much, and it's