Stig Brodersen

So there was just really, really pressure on always performing the best that you could.

Also because, okay, I think we just need to edit that out.

I was actually just about to say something really interesting, but as also wrote to you, Nathan, I can't say that because I signed a lot of

annoying things on the contract that I couldn't talk about.

So I would say that my compensation was more than $100,000 and less than $200,000.

And that was really out of the gates for me.

No, I was trading energy.

So that actually had nothing to do with stocks at all.

Like, really, like energy, like whenever you plug in your computer, that kind of energy.

Well, you basically trade it like you would trade a stock.

So you go on an exchange and you would say, I would like to buy a certain amount of power.

And then you would agree on a price.

And then you would basically say an hour later, five minutes later, 10 seconds later, perhaps have another price.

So basically your job was to analyze where is the price of power going.

And then you would buy or sell depending on your position.

Okay.

So how many, what year did you start that job and what year did you end it?

Um, I started in 2011 and I quit after, I want to say 18 months, something like that.

I had no big plan or whatnot.

So basically, this was all about being true to your values.