 needs to be changed to the proper amount of the 1130 and that goes up by 5%. So this one needs to be 1130 and then this one's going to go up by 5% each period. Adjust by percent, 5%. Looks good. So it's compounding. So zero's got that nice functionality allowing us to do those simple kind of mathematical functions for our formulas. So I can go, all right, what's next, man? This is easy. Interest expense, interest expense. We're going to go back on over here and say, where's the interest expense? There it is. So here's the interest expense. We're in JAN. So that's going to be the 334. Now this one went down by a percent. So I think this is designed to do an increase, but I think I said, maybe I can make it a negative. It's going to go down by 5%, because I took over here, I said that I wanted it to be 95%. So that's a decrease of 5%. Let's try that out and see if it works. So that would bring us to, okay, let's check the total. 306230, it's pretty close, 3067. So I'm going to be okay with that. It's a budget. It's a budget. So a little bit of, as long as it's in the ballpark, right? As long as it's in the ballpark. All right. So this one, we didn't do anything for this one. And then this one, the cost of goods sold 22977. So let's go into the cost of the goods that are sold. How come it's not 22977? We need to be back in January 22977. 22977. That one goes up by the same amount as the sales line, because it should be relational. So that's one goes up by 10%. So I'm going to say percentage increase. 10% on the increase. And that totals up to 491361. So let's just double check that 491361. That's close. And so we're going to say bank service charges is just going to be the same. So these should be easy going forward from here. So we're going to say other income. Where's my expenses? Bank service charges, which we called Doneday. There's our Doneday. Where are they? Oh, they're bank bank charges. January. This is 18. And we can just copy that one across just do the same thing. Apply a fixed amount. Boom. All the way across. I'm not even going to check it because that one should be easy. And then we have the insurance. This is the one where we said when you supplied it weirdly in the middle, kind of on a cash basis, because that's when we're going to pay it. So we're going to say insurance insurance right here. We said 6000 and Feb and 6000 and I think September we said it was for a total of 12,000 on the year that we're going to pay right here. And September. All right. Wages. Wages. We're going to put in the good old wages. How much we're paying the employees? We don't want to have an uprising from the staff because we don't have any money to pay him or something. So three, six, nine, eight, three, three. So I'm going to say six, nine, eight, three, three. Now this will hold hold on a second. Hold on a second. That's six, nine, eight, three. That's too much. Six, nine, eight, three. Okay. And this one we changed it like in the middle. Those union contracts getting out of control there for a second. But so we need to change it in July. So I'm going to first copy it across. And so I'm going to say copy that across. And then in July, I'm going to make the change. I'm going to say in July, we'll just dollar amount the change 7682 right there 7682. And then I'm going to copy it across from here. Copy it across from there. Boom. And then that comes out to 87, 9, 9, 0. And over here we've got 87, 9, 9, 0. Mui B to the NBN. Let's do a similar thing with the payroll taxes. Payroll, the government wants their stuff as well. I'm more scared of them than the employees even. Employees terrify me. Payroll tax expense. Let's say this is going to be 486. Same thing. It changes like in the middle. So I'm going to say 486. Copy that across. And then in July, they increased it. In July, they increased it. So July 535. I'm more scared of the staff than the Disney is scared of their staff for crying out loud. And that's saying something. They're good staffs. Dang employees have gotten out of control. Okay. We're going to say this comes over here at the 66126. All right. And then next we've got the utilities. 634, 634. And so utilities will say 634. And we just copy that across. Same amount all the way across. Por favor. Please. And then the telephone, 385. Copy and it across. 385, 385, 385. I'll just copy that across. Just do it all the way across. We're almost there. We only get to do two more and then we have to stop. So enjoy the last two because this is all you get. Internet 90. Internet, Internet 90. I don't want the 90s Internet. That's when it was slow. These are okay. Apply it across. And then we're going to say supplies expense is going to be 350. 350 for the supplies. We're almost there. Mui Sarca, very close to completion of the project. 350, 350. But I don't want it to end because it's the good times. Depreciation, 1236, 1236. Depreciation, Dpre, 1236. Copy it across. 1236. And one more. Last one. Make it last, people. Get full enjoyment from this one. This is it. Miscellaneous, Miscellaneous 75. 75. Oh, yeah. That was a good data input right there. Okay. So then we can check our totals down below. These are the total expenses and the net profits. So we can kind of tie out our net profits here. Notice something looks like it's off in February. So I think something is a little off here. I'm not going to go through the checking because we're going to continue to do that next time. I'll actually generate the reports. Let's go ahead and save it. And then we'll see how we can go back in here and make adjustments if there's any errors. But we could check the numbers down here. But if we were to save the reports and generate the actual reports, and there was an error there, we can always go back into it, which again, we will check out in the following presentation.