Jon Wuebben

then I don't feel confident enough to release it widely to a bunch of new customers.

For me, that's been a learning experience.

That's been something I've had to kind of understand.

Okay, this is how software development is.

And by the way, Facebook has bugs every day.

Google has bugs every day.

It's the nature of software.

So that's part of it for me.

So yeah, I mean, I'm probably not giving you the exact answer that you want to hear, but that's...

There's bugs.

The platform is important for the functionality application in terms of ordering content.

So that's why we've had to kind of just kind of push pause and say, okay, what's going on here?

And just in the last couple of days, we've gotten some resolutions.

So there's different levels of, I guess, bug fixing, if you will.

And so we're going through that.

We're going through the growing pains just like any new software application does.

And I'm learning how to be a software company CEO, too, at the same time.

Yeah, so the CTO does, our CTO.

I've offered equity to the developers.

They weren't real excited about that.