I suspect the debt ceiling fiasco will give us a buying oppOpportunities which in the past I have taken advantage of but I have to say over the past 7 years or more this investment went from buying 11 cent shares with play money to something quite sizable. I started taking it seriously post-consolidation at 67 cents a share about the time the going concern caveat was dropped. Considering the demographics, the strength of management, the fragmented nature of the market and my familiarity with roll-ups I could not find a safer place to park money. Having got caught in the internet bubble burst I was gun shy on that sector so I opted for Qipt and sat out the covid ride in the tech sector. When I say park money I don't mean to protect it I mean to protect and substantially grow it. There just wasn't an opportunity out there that held the same low risk potential something that was obvious to those who followed operational performance and not share price. Of course in this scenario one has to buy into the notion that the market always gets it right eventually. I have always said apply time and prosper. Having said all that and I don't mean to ramble but the debt ceiling fiasco could give us a knock on the noggin which will be a great buying opportunity for those looking to expand their positions because the share price will not, even to a greater extent than it does not today, reflect the performance of the company. When the dust settles we will start edging back towards the multiples the company deserves. Buy and hold tight.