How do we turn that around?

Yeah, it was in a bad state when I first got to Clickboard and the platform was falling over every couple of days.

We had a very small team in the US.

We had a contingent of outsourced labor that was in Ukraine, which is a different story.

This was right before Russia invaded Ukraine, like 60, 90 days before that happened.

But initially, we kind of have to stack rank our biggest problems.

Here's where... things are falling over here's our biggest bottleneck in our case it was our sql server we had at the time kind of what's referred to as a multi-tenant sql database where we've got all client data on one big database we have enterprise clients some in the fortune 50 area so huge clients a lot of transactions huge bottlenecks so one of our first early focuses was to shift to a single tenant approach where we could split off the biggest clients into their own database which was a huge lift But to answer your question, it's kind of here's our biggest problems that are killing us every day.

What's the really important question I haven't asked you?

In the judge's own words

wordsIt says it right here: "All fee simple titles and interests that the plaintiffs, Cowichan, chose to attack, i.e. properties held by federal Crown entities in the city of Richmond, are defective and invalid." Just imagine being a homeowner, and you've been in the home for 30, 40, 50 years, and one day you have a notice that says you're no longer the owner.

You can't undermine people's private property rights, their families' homes, their inheritance, the way they earn money, borrow money, invest money.

That's a problem.

I asked him if he wants the decision appealed.

Oh, absolutely I want it appealed.

Now, I'm not saying that I'm against reconciliation, okay? There's a distinct factor here.

I don't wanna see the reconciliation at the demise of the Canadian economy.