Regina Pradam

Yeah, yeah.

So, bought $5,000 worth of Microsoft stock, and sure enough, it was just that time when it split and split and split, and that turned into $20,000 in a matter of, I don't know, a couple of years.

I don't remember exactly what it was.

What, we draw money on a credit card and buy stocks?

I don't know.

I'm not too crazy about credit cards anymore.

I think ignorance is a blessing.

I didn't know any better.

My part of it.

And then my husband, I think his mom.

Yeah, exactly.

Helped, and then two other cousins, their parents helped.

So we put in.

You know, what's interesting is nobody was willing to talk to us back then.

No, in terms of selling or leasing.

Because we were just these youngsters, you know, in our 20s who never had a restaurant industry background.

Clay Pit.

you know i think when you look at when you look at a model like tarka it's top line projected growth okay when you look at a model like like a clay pit which is a one unit you know mom and pop in a way it's completely different actually um that's not even top line they look at bottom line i'm sorry because it's a one unit mom and pop they truly look at the bottom line and do so what were margins two times what was your margin in clay pit when you saw seven

Gosh, I want to say 15 to 18%.

I don't know.