Nick Mehta

But great question, Nathan.

These are the things you wrestle with as an entrepreneur, for sure.

There's money into the business and there's money.

And we're going to be more, I mentioned, over time, probably do more acquisitions and stuff.

So that's a big part of it, too, is somebody that can really invest.

In fact, sometimes when you think of one of these big investment firms, you say, oh, the company must get focused on costs and cutting costs.

So we started the year at 700 employees.

I need to update my bio.

We're already at 900 employees.

We'll end the year way past probably like 1,100 or something.

So we're hiring more people this year than we have in our history.

And so it's going to be, yeah, they're really doubling down.

One thing I'd say maybe as a closing, because then we're almost out of time, the world of funding is changing so much.

I'm sure you see this too, Nathan.

It used to be you had private equity and then growth equity and venture capital.

Everything's blurring together.

And it's a great time to be an entrepreneur.

So for everyone listening, good luck.

I hope you get some good luck on your side as well and take advantage of this crazy time.

Great question.