Rick Jordan

When it comes to being a public company, that's why we made sure we did everything right in that and kept everything completely separate, all the transactions completely logged.

If there was services in essence being provided, there was invoices that were going back and forth, man.

So in essence, it's like my private company, which I retained customers and I never transferred all of them over when we went public, which is why we went down to the two.

It was kind of like the go back.

Exactly.

Exactly.

Yeah.

You kept the security blanket, but you had no intent on using it.

That's a good point because it was never a desire to keep those customers separate.

It was actually going to be another acquisition for us, acquiring the original customers.

But then the timing in what it was, it made sense to just keep that.

Let's just stop for a moment.

Let's put the brakes on because we just discovered some not so great things with the people that were selling these businesses to us.

Let's see where this pans out first.

And then it became a blessing, dude.

Seriously, as the foundation again.

And that's the part that's like, I don't know if anybody ever really goes back to zero.

Do you?

No, I wouldn't think so.

I've had a crash and burn myself and I didn't go to zero.