Nate Belcher

We can go to the patent office and say, hey, this is a unique cross.

Here's how we prove that.

We want 20 years protection.

But I would say this, kind of like Elon –

you know, whether you're a fan or not, I'm not saying I am, but Elon Musk has said this.

We don't patent our stuff because we're moving so quick.

Try to keep up, right?

You're going to patent something to protect old work you've done.

We're moving forward.

And we kind of feel the same way.

Like we could go through the effort to patent our stuff.

We don't necessarily see the benefit to that because we are trying to move faster than those patents would keep up with.

You know, we don't need that protection.

So I won't give you all our secrets, if you will.

But when you patent something, there has to be a trail, right?

You can't patent something and say, well, we're not going to tell you what's patented.

Um, so there are sources where you can start there and, and, and grow those out and move from there.

Um, so in that, in, in that sense, you know, is, is what we're doing, uh, are we the only ones that can do this?

No, we're not.

I would be a little bold and say, could someone catch up to what we're doing?