Right, right. Who gave of themselves 25% of their pay. Yeah. How can I go forward and be like a businessman again if all these people have done that? So We take a company of ours public, and it's the weirdest deal on Wall Street because I give my shares double what each of those people gave. So let's say in the example I gave, you gave 50,000. The next you got a raise. So you gave 55,000. Then you gave 1665 and 70,000. (52:06–52:20)
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Asserts that Howard Lutnick gave employees double the shares they contributed when taking a company public.
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