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I've never tried.

While I'd love to have more work and income, one of our biggest limits to expansion has been that.

States can't borrow money, and a lot of our cooperation happens at the state level, so we can only ask for as much funding as they have.

You've definitely sold me on the weekly television program.

That sounds good.

Bolstering the image of the company is obviously priority number one at all times.

Ha!

Not to be the idiot, but with a major expansion, typical pitfall is to think as though growth will be linear.

A lot of times overhead bloats faster than you think.

But how exactly are you accounting for all the unknown?

Like, these are opportunity costs that you're... The monkeys in account and are paid to account.

I'm not trying to create friction.

But to run a car, you've got to put oil in the engine.

You know, things have to be lubricated.

All right.

From you, sir, that's all the assurance that I need.

The investors will be excited at a chance to expand.

You want me to test it?

Like in the field?

Isn't that a little unreliable?