Harley Finkelstein

So they'll say – they'll walk into a hospital and they'll say –

Why is there a lineup here?

And the foundation people at the hospital will be like, well, unfortunately, there's only one machine, and this is very popular.

This is a cancer screening machine.

They'll say, great.

How much is the second machine?

They'll be like, it's $2 million.

Okay.

Do you have capacity for it?

Not really.

What do you need?

Well, I need a radiologist for it.

Well, how much is that?

And then these people will sort of go away, and they'll come back to the hospital literally a week later.

They'll say, great.

And we figured out that you need a radiologist, you need a machine, you need a new location.

You all seem to change some power for this all to work because you don't have enough power supply here.

So we think it's $4.5 million.

We're going to go and raise $4.5 million for this exact thing, this precise thing.

And lo and behold, six months later, you walk into this hospital, the machine is there, there's no lineup anymore, and everything is solved.