Rachel Cruze

Yeah, at some level.

What's that date?

If we don't see progress by when, we need to start having some really serious conversations about what it looks like to get out of this business.

Yeah.

What I would do is get it profitable enough.

If it's not going up, I mean, yeah.

If you hit some big accounts and you get it back going and it's actually a blessing in your life, yeah, long term, then obviously that's the win.

But if you're running your wheels like this, you can't be doing this for another two, three, four years, Austin, right?

Yeah, so you guys, you and your wife need to sit down and just have some level of a plan.

Yes, some timelines.

What's going to happen?

Yeah, we need to hit this benchmark at this point.

We need to see this and this, right?

Because if the June accounts don't end up happening, you know, then you're still exactly where you are, right?

So there needs to be some benchmarks that you guys need to be hitting.

And if that's not the case, then...

Yeah, we got to figure out what to do, because like George said, even if you found something that paid 80 grand a year, you're still going to have this debt.

But hopefully with this, you know, even if it even if you get it cut in half, selling it for not a lot, that's 100 grand.

And people got student loans for 100 grand.

You know, you just look at it as another debt to get out.