Hank Green

Yeah.

Oh, I mean, yeah, it will make it.

Yeah, it's not complicated.

Like we kept offering people chances to give us money and they took them, you know, like even though they knew they were giving money to a for profit corporation, they would be like, oh, yeah, we want you to make Crash Course.

We think it's really good.

And we do a fundraiser for Crash Course.

And, you know, we kept we keep that money internally connected to Crash Course and we don't do.

John and I haven't taken profit distributions in over a decade, but that money doesn't end up coming to us, etc.

And so we do these internal fundraisers and every year they kept getting bigger.

So that's a big one.

We also get money from granting organizations that usually only give to nonprofits, but they were giving to us because they were like, well, there's not really any other way to reach the kind of people that we want to reach.

And so we're going to give money to you even though we...

tend to not do that.

And they were giving us signals that they'd give us more if we were a nonprofit.

The money's out there.

The real theme of this is the money is out there.

If only you can catch it.

How many people is Complexi now?

I wish I knew exactly.

So I have not been the CEO in a couple of years.