So it's an opportunity cost.

And of course, if I'm having...

My question was how much money did you put in the business, not how much opportunity

cost did you put in the business?

How much money did you put in?

You said 500,000.

Is that not accurate?

This is not money.

This is not cash money.

Investment doesn't mean only money.

Okay.

I'm asking you, though, how much money you put in personally as a founder.

We don't know. We didn't calculate it.

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