Q that. Why not? So there's a couple of firms right now, like Wistie and things that have raised like a million. They've gotten kind of good scale. And instead of going out and raising the twenty million like you just did, they said, you know what? It's really nice to be in full control. And they go buy out the early investors. Did that ever cross your mind or no?
A Yeah, absolutely. So one of the things, what we've done is we've The majority of the company is still owned by myself and the employees. So we've kind of made a pledge to each other that we will, we'll always maintain full ownership and full control. Cause sometimes you can own the majority of the shares, but an investor will have rights in their, the ability to force a sale or something like that. You know, they're not used that often, but they have that. So we don't have that in our agreement so that the firm that we took in this year, They're not actually a fund. It's, it's evergreen capital as well, so there's no timeline on when they need a return.
AI assessment note: “Yeah, absolutely. So one of the things, what we've done is”