if you actually just look at the statistics of starting a business. It's not good. It's not pretty.

Four out of five fell within a few years. I think Brandon Dawson was in here and he was telling me

after 10 years, literally 90% are gone. And you know, when you hear those odds, you're like, man,

I don't know if I want to start a small business. But what I will say is as an entrepreneur,

most entrepreneurs, you know, it's not like they're just stopping being an entrepreneur. They're

just doing different things. Like, you know what? I did this. For example, I take a look at my real

state brokerage. I had it for, I want to say like four or five years. It's no longer around.

And it's not that it failed. It still made money. It was just like, do you prioritize?

Yeah, I no longer need to do this. I'm doing these. And so I see why so many fail.

Yeah. And I think the statistics can be inflated too by those who pivot or shut down a business to

go start something else. Which is that they've learned their lessons from one and they apply them to

the next thing. And that it hits a reset button. So the statistics are interesting. But I do think

that there is a sort of pervasive problem with new entrepreneurs, new business owners with

managing their cash flow and really getting into I feel like they're learning the skills of

entrepreneurship in the first couple of years. So yes, some are going to fail because some can't

keep up with that learning curve. Yeah, like it legitimately fails. They got to go back to a job.

Right. Right. So what did you learn working at when he's big for firm? And what is a big

four firm for those who don't know? So big four are the four biggest accounting firms. They

used to be the big eight. They've driven them down to big four as they merge and acquire each other.

Uh, so you've got price, one of our scoopers Ernst and yelling to Lloyd and KPMG. And you may have

heard these in the news before. Unfortunately, usually something goes south. One of them gets blamed

for it. Yeah. Yeah. By the way, speaking of things like going south, I've realized that over the

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