So we'll call that scenario B.

And I'll do one more scenario, here.

Let's think about how much money we can make in different scenarios.

This is the scenario heads, tails.

So we're gonna have multiple scenarios here.

It will shift the demand curve to the left.

little bit messy.

So that was scenario one.

This is scenario two.

And because we must all work to finish this story.

You don't have to just jump from 4 rabbits to 5 rabbits, or maybe, you know, you are spending, maybe in this scenario, you're spending 7 hours, and in this scenario you spend 8 hours, but you could spend 7 hours and a minute or 7 hours and a second, so anything in between is possible, and all of those possibilities are on this curve.

You got a tail, then you got a heads.

This column I put my quantity demanded.

Or what is this investment worth to me at that point?

So at 1 we would supply 1000 pounds

Another way of thinking about it is each of these scenarios this is a scenario heads, heads because you got a heads and then a heads.

Let's see how much money is being burned.

Instead of charging you 100 per year, I'm going to charge you so this is scenario one, this is scenario two.

And I said, well, it's 51.2 chance.

I don't think anybody takes that seriously.

Zero rabbits, 300 berries. That's right over there.

At 2 we would supply 2000 pounds.

That gets us right about there.

What's the worst case scenario?

So, let's think about all of the scenarios.

So the owners of the company own all 1 million, if you believe that this is really worth 1 million.

So, first we have scenario A maybe I should have done all these columns in that same scenario A color.

And zooming in, this would be roughly like the core of the variable cluster today.

ALL ELSE EQUAL.

That should make things a little bit easier.

I couldn't fit them in.

And he's left with just 10.

At a pressure much higher than your boring ring will allow

Scenario C, 6, 30,000 units.

And this means that sometimes we'll actually switch our preferences to avoid this.

let's say I have 250,000 cash.

I'm going to do two more scenarios.

So let's say scenario F. Let's call these scenarios.

So that right over there is Scenario D.

And this is the scenario tails, tails.

So this kind of 1 million investment will exist forever, right?

We are right over there. That is scenario A.

That's something like a movie scenario.

It's like a scene from a movie, isn't it?

This seems like something out of a movie, doesn't it?