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I still remember the software that my parents used and it was the green letters and numbers on a, on a black screen. Oh. And then they got upgraded and it was like gray with lighter gray cells. Yeah. It was literally like you, you couldn't use your mouse anywhere. Everything you had to use a tab key. So that's how I first started using that.

I still remember the software that my parents used and it was the green letters and numbers on a, on a black screen. Oh. And then they got upgraded and it was like gray with lighter gray cells. Yeah. It was literally like you, you couldn't use your mouse anywhere. Everything you had to use a tab key. So that's how I first started using that.

I still remember the software that my parents used and it was the green letters and numbers on a, on a black screen. Oh. And then they got upgraded and it was like gray with lighter gray cells. Yeah. It was literally like you, you couldn't use your mouse anywhere. Everything you had to use a tab key. So that's how I first started using that.

So, Eric, you probably have the statistics. What is the makeup currently now of agriculture and what programs or processes that they're using? Are a lot of people pen and paper, Excel? What's it look like?

So, Eric, you probably have the statistics. What is the makeup currently now of agriculture and what programs or processes that they're using? Are a lot of people pen and paper, Excel? What's it look like?

So, Eric, you probably have the statistics. What is the makeup currently now of agriculture and what programs or processes that they're using? Are a lot of people pen and paper, Excel? What's it look like?

Yeah, I know. And when we've had conversations on the podcast before, QuickBooks can be pretty overwhelming. You know, that's what we run Farm for Profits books through, right? So I've got experience in QuickBooks. Corey and I have an entity that we share together that is ran through an Excel spreadsheet, right? It's not a super complicated one.

Yeah, I know. And when we've had conversations on the podcast before, QuickBooks can be pretty overwhelming. You know, that's what we run Farm for Profits books through, right? So I've got experience in QuickBooks. Corey and I have an entity that we share together that is ran through an Excel spreadsheet, right? It's not a super complicated one.

Yeah, I know. And when we've had conversations on the podcast before, QuickBooks can be pretty overwhelming. You know, that's what we run Farm for Profits books through, right? So I've got experience in QuickBooks. Corey and I have an entity that we share together that is ran through an Excel spreadsheet, right? It's not a super complicated one.

You know, so I think our listeners are going to relate with a lot of things that we get to talk about here over the next little bit. But if we are a farm that's using QuickBooks, why would we want to switch to Ambro?

You know, so I think our listeners are going to relate with a lot of things that we get to talk about here over the next little bit. But if we are a farm that's using QuickBooks, why would we want to switch to Ambro?

You know, so I think our listeners are going to relate with a lot of things that we get to talk about here over the next little bit. But if we are a farm that's using QuickBooks, why would we want to switch to Ambro?

Yeah, I'm definitely, obviously our listeners know that that's my financial mind and background. I'm definitely that guy that'll go into QuickBooks and I'll get all of my... my monthly expenses categorized and I'll make sure that the deposits line up with the invoices. But then I spend another 30 to 45 minutes just geeking out at the reports. What's my P&L look like?

Yeah, I'm definitely, obviously our listeners know that that's my financial mind and background. I'm definitely that guy that'll go into QuickBooks and I'll get all of my... my monthly expenses categorized and I'll make sure that the deposits line up with the invoices. But then I spend another 30 to 45 minutes just geeking out at the reports. What's my P&L look like?

Yeah, I'm definitely, obviously our listeners know that that's my financial mind and background. I'm definitely that guy that'll go into QuickBooks and I'll get all of my... my monthly expenses categorized and I'll make sure that the deposits line up with the invoices. But then I spend another 30 to 45 minutes just geeking out at the reports. What's my P&L look like?

Okay, what's the margin on our ad sales? Where are we looking at our percentage of projected net revenue? I love that kind of stuff. And I'm glad that Corey already went through that. He can tell now how much you spent on fuel.

Okay, what's the margin on our ad sales? Where are we looking at our percentage of projected net revenue? I love that kind of stuff. And I'm glad that Corey already went through that. He can tell now how much you spent on fuel.

Okay, what's the margin on our ad sales? Where are we looking at our percentage of projected net revenue? I love that kind of stuff. And I'm glad that Corey already went through that. He can tell now how much you spent on fuel.

And what you're spending on, you know, we keep joking about subscriptions because isn't that what you hear all the time is, hey, sign up for this app and it'll tell you to, yeah, we don't need that, right? We're going to have Ambrook. We don't need these other platforms because we can categorize and put everything together. So I want to talk about that.

And what you're spending on, you know, we keep joking about subscriptions because isn't that what you hear all the time is, hey, sign up for this app and it'll tell you to, yeah, we don't need that, right? We're going to have Ambrook. We don't need these other platforms because we can categorize and put everything together. So I want to talk about that.