Accredited investor requirement ($250K-$500K minimum) locks average people out of wealth creation opportunities.

So I'm effectively up 5x on paper. And I didn't even I I only had that advantage because I have money with financial institutions that and people that get me access to this type of deal flow. The average person does not have that. You have to be an accredited investor more often than not. You have to be willing to write a significant ticket, $250,000, $500,000. The average person can't do that. And to Kobe's point, they're basically boxed out from all of this wealth creation. And they're fattening these companies up. And by the time retail can get involved, it's almost like they're just the exit liquidity just like the VC crypto tokens of the past. So I I I agree with this take by Kang and Kobe here, you know, and and and does this lead to some sort of social revolution? It very well could.