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In this concise monologue, Brian Kaskavalciyan argues that injecting more capital into a struggling business does not solve its underlying problems; instead, it magnifies existing systemic weaknesses. He explains that higher revenue brings more employees, customers, and operational demands, which stress scheduling, increase complaints, and lead to more mistakes. When a business lacks robust processes and infrastructure, this added pressure causes multiple failures to surface simultaneously. Kaskavalciyan emphasizes that growth does not create problems—it merely reveals flaws that were always present, and a breakdown under increased revenue is a diagnostic feedback signal rather than mere bad luck.

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