Joseph May

I mean, the extra capital we'd use for inventory.

That'd be the number one thing we'd use to get more inventory in and to use to sell the inventory.

What percentage?

I don't even know.

I mean, I had a friend who was actually trying to invest a month ago.

And what I told him is I said, I don't know what we're really doing 100%.

So to take money from you would be dishonest.

And I think it would also kind of give us a false sense of security by saying, oh, we have like an extra $100,000 and we had to give up

you know, only 20% of our company, but it's like, we didn't really earn that $120,000 at this point.

And we don't really know how exactly how we're going to use it.

But that's one of the reasons we're going to try out all these different products and really just see how far we can take what we're doing.

I don't think so.

And mainly just because I don't know exactly what we're doing.

It would depend on the equity percentage, honestly.

I mean, there are influencer percentages.

People do that.

Stance stocks did that with Jay-Z when they started out.

And if it's strategic and there's a value out of that, I think that's one thing with an influencer where it's like, OK, we could take this not just to backpacks.

We could take it to wallets.

We could take it to