0:47:56 Ryan @Rlad1776 (speaker unconfirmed): Probably a lot of them there for quite a long time

0:48:01 Ryan @Rlad1776 (speaker unconfirmed): and are earning a significant amount. And they're just waiting for, you know, when they can retire. Right? So even if they offered... I mean, on average, the couple that I've been through from my research, for every three months, you've been... Or for... I'm sorry. For every every year you've been with a company, you

0:48:33 Ryan @Rlad1776 (speaker unconfirmed): sorry, guys. I keep getting a call. For every year you've been with a company, you generally get roughly about three months worth of severance. So if you assume the average employee that they're looking to buy out has been there for twenty years, that's sixty months. That's five years worth of severance. On average, if they're making, you know, $300 a year, you know, that's 1,500,000. I mean, I know I'm probably…