 So I've gone ahead and filled in a few other things and one of those was my direct cost of food So the way I look at it is if we were asking to make $800,000 well $800,000 was probably made off of roughly you know, we'll say that I'm I'm trying to mark things up and make a about a 65% revenue stream. So again, I'm Buying things at a very small cost and then I'm marking them up for sale. Okay. Well, it's not a bad thing again food is food There's the labor involved. There's the lighting the payroll the rent all that stuff so I Charge a little bit more and so I went ahead and filled in all that and found my gross profits This is how much it costs for food. This is how much it costs on a profit Now we got to look at some of the other expenses and I've already gone ahead and filled them in Now one of the things I want to notice is you know payroll utilities all these numbers here These are for year one now anyone who's had to deal with any form of a payment a long-term kind of it can look and Agree with typically things get higher typically typically things cost more gas constantly is going up or down Generally speaking, it's good to go ahead and just factor in that it's going to cost you more money now in The future so one of the things we can do is we can highlight sort of our five-year spectrum Just like we did in the past we went and filled in 800,000 and 1,000,000 200,000 over here this time. We just do not have Anything over here. We're missing our five year But if we go through that that series option again This time we're gonna want to make sure that we're set to rose Set to rose not columns But rose we're dealing on this end. We're gonna say that we're going growth But instead of going with our trend. I want to actually give us a step value now This step value is a multiplier not a numerical number. So it's not just going to go up to 400,001 it's gonna go up at a constant number now in this case Not a constant number at this case It's right now. I'm just gonna multiply by one every year and so that doesn't really do much for me if I hit okay Numbers don't change. That's not really how again how reality sets in we have to deal with all of a sudden The fact that we're dealing with a growth, but our step value is actually gonna go up Ever so slightly we're actually saying that it's that the costs of these expenses are gonna be going up at about a 5% rate Okay, well we hit okay on that and you can see suddenly every single one of my expenses Goes up and I know this because again, I am doing what's known as Extrapolating big fancy word, but I'm basically saying alright I'm gonna say here my intro fees or my intro expenses I'm gonna guess they're gonna be going up at a constant rate. Here's that constant rate