Robert

So they basically ask me what to do with these things and do, you know, they, they take my advice and trust me and I, I don't want to put them in the wrong direction here, you know? Okay. Um, but, but say, say that I advise them, say you should close these things down today. Right. So they do that. They get out of it.

So they basically ask me what to do with these things and do, you know, they, they take my advice and trust me and I, I don't want to put them in the wrong direction here, you know? Okay. Um, but, but say, say that I advise them, say you should close these things down today. Right. So they do that. They get out of it.

So they basically ask me what to do with these things and do, you know, they, they take my advice and trust me and I, I don't want to put them in the wrong direction here, you know? Okay. Um, but, but say, say that I advise them, say you should close these things down today. Right. So they do that. They get out of it.

What the net cash value that's left at that $190,000 check for that one 90 and then they have the 600 that is owed to them from the start of our business. Correct. And, and that's it. That's it. Right.

What the net cash value that's left at that $190,000 check for that one 90 and then they have the 600 that is owed to them from the start of our business. Correct. And, and that's it. That's it. Right.

What the net cash value that's left at that $190,000 check for that one 90 and then they have the 600 that is owed to them from the start of our business. Correct. And, and that's it. That's it. Right.

Yeah, exactly. Yeah. Okay. That all makes sense. The only counter I'd have to help convince me here, Dave, is... So there is... Say that they were to pass away soon, unfortunately, right? I mean, my parents, to be frank, they're, you know, they're elderly. There's... just over a million dollars of death benefit left over after accounting for the loans, right? No.

Yeah, exactly. Yeah. Okay. That all makes sense. The only counter I'd have to help convince me here, Dave, is... So there is... Say that they were to pass away soon, unfortunately, right? I mean, my parents, to be frank, they're, you know, they're elderly. There's... just over a million dollars of death benefit left over after accounting for the loans, right? No.

Yeah, exactly. Yeah. Okay. That all makes sense. The only counter I'd have to help convince me here, Dave, is... So there is... Say that they were to pass away soon, unfortunately, right? I mean, my parents, to be frank, they're, you know, they're elderly. There's... just over a million dollars of death benefit left over after accounting for the loans, right? No.

Well, it's a million, don't forget, it's a million four plus the other 200 and what do they call paid-up additions? Okay. So it's 1.6 minus eight. Yeah, all right. Well, minus six, yeah. So it's a million. So look at the statements and the death benefit amount for each one of these things added together is just over a million. So why walk away from that payout for...

Well, it's a million, don't forget, it's a million four plus the other 200 and what do they call paid-up additions? Okay. So it's 1.6 minus eight. Yeah, all right. Well, minus six, yeah. So it's a million. So look at the statements and the death benefit amount for each one of these things added together is just over a million. So why walk away from that payout for...

Well, it's a million, don't forget, it's a million four plus the other 200 and what do they call paid-up additions? Okay. So it's 1.6 minus eight. Yeah, all right. Well, minus six, yeah. So it's a million. So look at the statements and the death benefit amount for each one of these things added together is just over a million. So why walk away from that payout for...

Mhm.

Mhm.

Jason, get back in the control room.

Jason, get back in the control room.

You're trying to build, right.

You're trying to build, right.

Dave, how are you? Hi, Ken. How are you? Good.

Dave, how are you? Hi, Ken. How are you? Good.