Rick Jordan

Hey, if you looked at the filings, I have put over 2 million of my own, my hard money into this organization.

Going public and afterwards, I'm still the biggest investor.

I'm the lead investor in myself.

And I haven't gotten that stuff back yet.

It's like, so what do you think I'm going to do, man?

Do you think after this tornado hit that I'm just going to sit in the rubble and throw my hands up and be like, well, I guess this is my home now.

I landed in shit.

You're going to get out as fast as you can.

It does.

It takes time to rebuild that stuff.

That's the mode that I'm in right now.

It's been great.

I look back and if I visualize the rubble of a house completely destroyed by a tornado, that really sucked.

I hope that's never going to happen again.

But you know what?

Maybe this time I'm not going to use a wood frame.

Maybe I'll use steel beams or something like that.

Fortify this sucker like it was in the middle of Florida facing a category five hurricane.

The thing doesn't just utterly destroyed like that.

You built up a couple million, four million, and you took it to 15.