C Rose Capital

Consider a simple mouse... They are not formidable in the same way a wolf or lion is. They are so small, what concern could they present? If you ever had one in you home, you would know the concern they present. One mouse can slip into the smallest of cracks or imbalance between door and jam... finding their way to your pantry. Once they know their entry model, they wait for the optimal time to enter... darkness. They don't go waltzing in during your time replenishing your stocks of goodies; no... they move in the dark, when your home is still. The head of a mouse is all that is required to squeeze into an access point, approximately the diameter of a eraser on a pencil. Their body is not very large at all. This small rodent can destroy a pantry in a short time... I know, we had one years ago... and it avoided glue traps, spring traps and poison. That mouse was special forces recon edition. Just like you are with my concepts. Large Institutions can't find their way into the small imbalances we can... they have to enter like a backhoe, a big scoop at a time. We are faster, more nimble and don't require much of a price run to sustain us... like the mouse. So, for these reasons alone, we can absolutely beat institutions. :)