Max Zeff

Sure, sure, sure.

There might be a weird.

But what ends up happening is there's sort of this legal tension, tension between both these parties.

And then there could be some incentive.

Again, the person that bought the shares at a lower valuation wants to just let it ride.

But then somebody might be like, well, I kind of would happily ride up another 20x or something like that.

But then if this starts going, if once it goes into an actual complaint or a lawsuit, then it becomes public.

And then you have this third party in there, which is an anthropic, which is going to just be like, hey, you guys have been messing around.

This isn't cool.

This is against.

against multiple sort of agreements and terms.

So anyway, it's going to be very messy, right?

Yeah, because if you invested earlier, you're an employee, you should know all this.

Which isn't a surprise, right?

No, you always set this up as a company because imagine you have an early angel investor and your company does well and they just sell it to somebody who you don't like.

Who knows how many transactions there's actually been?

I don't know.

There could be like, when you actually look down through all the trees of SPVs and SPVs, there could be, what, 10 over 10?

20,000 individuals.

Oh, that's bad, too.