Transcript snippet of a discussion about revenue changes and concern over revenue composition. Speakers reference a prior jump from '670' up to 'million plus' and estimate the jump occurred around the $700,000–$800,000 mark. One speaker worries that an item comprising two-thirds of revenue may not allow the remaining one-third to cover fixed costs even with growth.
And that's when you went 670 all the way up to million plus.
I think it was around the 7 or 800,000 mark is when that jump happened. That was really difficult.
I guess my concern with trying to cut the snow right now with it being two thirds of the revenue, is really just can the other one third, even if we grow it, sustain the fixed costs that we have?
Yes. So, and thank you for mentioning, because I was going to mention that that's what I experienced with that huge insurance jump was okay, well, all of our costs are the same. And now that just ballooned. And then when we dropped in revenue at the time, we still had all the overhead expenses. Yet in the last one to two years, I've managed to get rid of about six or seven thousand per month in payments.
