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Lemonada.

Here's a tricky listener question we have today.

I had to think about this one a good bit because I always want to make sure we're giving our

listeners and our incredible global audience the most helpful information.

They're wondering about what is a fair split in terms of equity,

what's a fair founder-investor deal between friends. So as I said, this can be tricky.

Often partnership deals, if it's not clearly delineated, who's doing what, who's providing what,

how much time, how much resource in this case, people are putting into it, then it can lead to

difficulty later. But, you know, done well, it can actually lead to leverage, which is good, right?

It, you know, it allows the project to move forward because one person has more time, one person has more

money. So today we've got two people, Tessa and RICO. RICO's got some money to invest. I think

it's $25,000. Tessa has the idea and the

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