What price point did you sell, the stock price you sell most of yours at? Do you remember?

It was, I mean, the good news was all at a significant premium to the deal price.

Okay, that's fair. But it was, yeah, I mean, so it turned out probably got a 50% premium even on average.

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interviews. Check it out right now at getlatka.com. Founded G2 crowd in 2012 with nothing, basically

put in two million bucks of his own capital,

raised $100 million to date, $55 million in the company about a year ago.

I called a $400, $500 million pre-post-ish money valuation, $30 million in ARR at the beginning of this year,

scaling about $50 million in AR by the end of this year, not raising, not selling, adding about $10 million

a new ARR per quarter.

Over 20, over...

Are you trying to attract investors?

Over 20,000 customers paying north of $10,000 per year for the platform.

So really excited to have the founder of G2, obviously, I just heard from Godard.

Got it right, correct?

Godard, yes.

Godard.

Thank you, Nathan.

Yeah, excited for you to be here.

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