Isaac Hayes III

my CTO in his company, which actually they became equity partners in Fanbase.

And they are the team that continues to build Fanbase to this day.

Yes, it was a local shop in Atlanta, a gentleman by the name of Ramiro Canavoss.

And it was great.

I got introduced to him through an attorney of mine.

And he hopped right in and said, yeah, we can do this.

And they've been in business for about 12 years, 13 years.

And Fanbase is the first app that they actually wanted to invest in because they believed in it so much.

I was really excited that they wanted to join the journey.

And I couldn't do it without him.

And I'm glad to have him on board.

Oh, I can't tell that.

Oh, no.

It's well above a percent.

And in tech, you have to have CTOs that actually have some skin in the game because when you're building these things and you're raising capital, people have to know that the buttons are going to do what they're supposed to do and believe that people are going to stay involved who are around.

Yeah.

Both.

They were pre-seed and so they just came on and said, hey, let's get in this.

And then they came in a little bit more on StartEngine.

Well, it really wasn't a pre-seed.