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Since I'm the I'm the uh 100% shareholder, I could just deposit all of the profits in that year on those years to my bank and it's perfectly legit and that's how things are done, right? So the owner gets the the profits and the owner gets to decide how to use that profit whether buying a yacht or buying another second or third house that that's on the owner's decision. So what I did is I have the the profit in the company.

I kept it in the company in the last two three years where it's been very difficult. Um, so the instead of saying this person or this employee is not generating any more income, it's best to just lay them off or or or let them go because they're eating up into my income to my profit. But before I did that, I says, "What do you mean my profit? this person's or this employees, they're the ones who generated that profit.

Technically, it's it's it's in my account. Uh but it's in the company. So now those times, those six months, those eight months that they were not working fully and they're still getting paid fully, now they were I was using that profit to pay them back. And that's part of the profit sharing, you know, and I ethically and morally I didn't feel like that is my money and that by keeping them even though they're not working fully, they're eating my profit.

In my mind, says, "No, this is their profit that was put in there when we were on the years of huge huge profit. Now that we're on deficit, they're just taking back their profit. Right? So this is very I I was thinking about that this is one way of thinking of how profits could be uh shared by everyone.