JD Graffam

Yeah.

And then the cashflow management app is called, yeah, it's the cashflow management app since I've mentioned it.

It's called Pulse, pulseapp.com.

Spell it.

P-U-L-S-E, pulseapp.com.

Pulse app, yep.

Not right now.

I mean, if, if I had somebody come along who would

overpay slightly.

I'd consider selling all of it, all of the products, but I wouldn't sell 100% at this point.

I've got this

commitment that I made to the people who I bought from that I was going to take care of the products and own them and operate them and run them and that's sort of my thing it's like I'm buying these for the long term and somebody wants to come by a controlling stake and make that type of investment where I can still be running the products and still be cash flowing them and get some sort of liquidity of that and

Then I'll consider that, but it's going to have to be at a premium.

It's going to have to be for the portfolio.

I'm not interested in selling off Curator, for example, because while that would be a great return based on what I paid for it, I sort of have this commitment that I'm a, and if I'm going to be out there continuing to buy products, I need to be able to keep my word.

And, uh, be sure to, you know, kind of take care of the people that I'm buying from as much as the customers and the products and what about myself.

Same a long-term player.

I mean, that's the type of thing I would look at.

It would have to be, you know, certain things would have to be in place to make sure that I was able to keep my promises to the people that I made promises to and also get the kind of return that I'd want to get.

But I'd absolutely consider that.