You really think you can come in here and buy me out white.

You're a lot dumber than I thought.

Oh, I don't think I'm a lot dumber than you thought that I think that I thought I was once.

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So boss, man, as I alluded to last week, you don't, not really inform on the topic.

I am going to, on today's show, give my top five reasons not to sell your business,

not because I'm regretful necessarily, but over the past few months, because it was almost a year to the date that we signed the papers and the buyer plunked the cash into the bank accounts.

It was a nice day.

I'm interested to hear about this topic.

I think I'll have a different opinion than you do on a lot of these things.

And I also notice that I have a lot more gray hair than you have.

So interesting to hear your perspective on this. Well, I'll tell you the motivation behind this is because so many entrepreneurs that listen to the show that hang out in our forum have been calling me and

saying, I need some advice. I actually talked to a few members at the conference as well.

I was going to say, yeah, at DCBCN here in Barcelona, we had an

event. And several people approached me and asking me about my experience of selling the business

because they were in a similar position where they felt like they could maybe sell and, you know,

seeing if it was a good time to get out. Let me clarify what DCBCN just means. D.C. stands for

Dynamite Circle, which is the private forum that we invite location

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