Are You Living in a House You Can't Afford?

Gosh, i think you've just articulated in in a really eloquent way what so many people have felt. We talk about your company becoming a huge part of your net worf and how that gets a bit scary at time. For you, it was more than just a concentration of equity in one asset. It was, ok, if we have a month where things go really sideways,. You know, your pay rule at 20 a service business to assume your pay roll s 90 % of, you know, those costs. That's all pable, but when you're putting your family's welfare against the welfare of others like iser? I don't ever want to be in that