Ivo Dragunov

That's a good question.

Honestly, I don't have a clear answer to that.

If I had to guess, obviously I've thought about it.

If I had to guess, I'd probably say about 60 to 90.

But again, that's a wild guess.

And I really, I don't know.

Why 60?

Just based on growth projections and, you know, just some things that I've read based on, you know, what companies are selling for based on the revenue and earnings.

And again, this is just I'm not probably the most educated person to kind of give an exact number on that, but...

probably in the ballpark.

We've got a lot, a lot of very rich people listen to the show looking for companies to go acquire.

So I'm going to ask this question for them.

I mean, do you think if someone came and offered you 60 million all cash upfront, would you be able to convince the other two co-founders to take the deal or would it have to be higher?

No, it's going to have to be higher.

We're now we change this.

Now we change this tune and say that's a little higher.

Correct.

Well, no, I, you know, like I think what somebody would probably, what the company's value today is not going to be what it's going to be value in the year.

Um, and you know, we're, um,

We're growing a billion-dollar company brand in the next five years, so that's kind of our potential exit strategy, if you want to say.