Not a crock at all. Please reread my post. I didn’t bring up bankruptcy. I was merely replying to Web regarding his comments about bankruptcy as they pertained to his hypothesis that Kim could try to tank the share price so he could buy it on the cheap - which I don’t think would happen. That KBLB has just over a year of cash left shouldn’t be a great comfort to you or anyone else. If the AF was in a great rush to get funds to KBLB, we’d have heard something by now. That’s yet another KBLB concern. Perhaps the process is ongoing and such funds may materialize before KBLB cash runs out. Still, the amount of those funds is unknown and they may or may not be enough to keep the company afloat for long and such funds wouldn’t likely be fronted to pay Kim’s bills but rather to build a facility and/or use the funds directly for production. The viability of that production would determine whether or not it could be monetized. As we have seen with KBLB’s “biggest batch ever”, it wasn’t and probably can’t be monetized. The AF funding aside, Kim can’t wait until the last moment to raise funds. That has to be done somewhat in advance so if there’s no AF funding and no revenue from production by late 2023/early 2024, what do you think will happen? The dilution table was already set as the company was authorized to raise additional funds that way. That should give investors a hint and a half that things aren’t looking good. We’re not there yet, but it could happen “soon” as could AF funding (but not definitely despite opinions to the contrary). All of this adds to the uncertainty and increasing risk KBLB stock ownership represents. Bankruptcy? I don’t see that happening before the AF and dilution stories run their course and that will take some time.