I think so

too.

Absolutely.

I'm happy to jump in and just explain it.

The easiest way to think about it is generally when you run a business, the first thing every checklist says is go out and create an LLC, create a corporation, create a partnership.

And what that does in the US is it says, generally, if something happens with that business, then the liability stays with the business itself.

Meaning if you're buying a pharmacy and something awful happens to one of your customers, maybe it's a slip and fall.

You might get this question a lot or maybe you've reflected a lot about it, but what are some, I guess, questions that owners should be asking before they sign anything or any other considerations? I'm thinking about things like is the guarantee capped or unlimited, joint and several or several only? What are some questions a pharmacy owner should be asking before they sign?

One of each.

Yeah, my first adopted brother, he came from Vietnam in 89.

Pretty crazy journey where he...

I mean, it was like a lot of people after the war who lived in the South.

You know, it's...

I mean, it's almost like Ukraine in the Soviet Union, right? Where the communist government of Vietnam, you know...

made the South remember that they wanted independence.

What motivated your parents to start adopting all these kids?