Scott Hansbury

Annually?

Annually.

And how much had you raised?

probably about 25 to 30 million.

No, I mean, there was there was multiple offers.

But I think in this case, you know, frankly, it was the silly days of the of the Internet boom, the dot com boom.

Oh, was this ninety nine?

This was sold in 2001.

So we just got in the crash.

Correct.

So it was like I said, it was the silly days.

And you saw a lot of that back then.

And so were you a founder of that company?

No, no, I came in early on, on the executive team, there was really just two founders that really had the idea and started the, you know, building from the ground up and brought in myself and some others on the executive team to help grow.

Oh, the next startup.

Yes.

When you're when you're when you when you know you're an entrepreneur and you're in your your whole being is about growing companies, about building things, about building things to solve problems.

It doesn't matter what you exit at or whatnot.

It's your mind is automatically thinking to what's the next problem we can solve.

So you stake is a it's a marketplace where fans can actually buy equity in their favorite poker players.