Break-even

So I'm bringing back to the biz $20,000 a robot.

The number of robots required to break even, assuming no additional expense set, building out your U.S. manufacturing site, which you're going to have to do, is $100 million divided by $20,000.

That's the minimum break even number for the deployment of this.

So are you beating me to it? Are you doing that math before me?

No, I was looking at that 300 million backlog, you know, is 1500 robots grossing 20,000 on them.

that's without the facility expense.

That's going to be another huge use of cash.

And so that's 5,000 robots a year to get to break even at what my understanding of facility economics.

There are some aspects of property development in here that we can talk about in a more advanced conversation.

But again, if you're interested in this program, it's called the Break-Even Homestead Accelerator, where it's coaching, it's implementation.

And you get access to a lot of my back catalog as well that's not online.

But it is about really...

Hylit is wrapping up its member concept film series in style, and Wonhee just delivered the emotional finale.

Industry reports confirm the group dropped the burning version concept film for their upcoming fifth mini-album, Break Even, on social media, with Wonhee's segment completing the full set of member films.

In the clip, Wonhee goes through a whirlwind of emotions, from cooling down with a patch on her forehead to trembling lips and sudden tears, even throwing a sharp glare at a couple who walk into a restaurant.

Her gaze lands on their teddy bear, and she lashes out about wasting her time, only to abruptly calm herself down and insist she's totally fine, showing off some seriously impressive acting range in just a few short seconds.