Common shares affects the liquidation preference, right? You're junior to the preferred shares. So that, let's say you had paid 10 million bucks or whatever for your 30% ownership over time. That 10 million doesn't count towards anything. Your common is now worth a third of the remaining 70%. Let's say 50% who went down to it. So you have like 15% of the common. And then if we're the investor in that situation, what does the calculation book come? $1000 off at vanta.com slash twist. V-A-N-T-A dot com slash T-W-I-S-T.

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