No, but it doesn’t hurt. All of our current locations have 2 or more partners. The ideal situation is to bring on partners that have different core skill sets to provide a well rounded team to operate the business. For example, 1 partner may be in charge of the rental operation and the other would be in charge of the van conversion operation. This allows partners to each take on specific tasks and segments of the business to effectively split up responsibilities as needed. In addition, with two or more partners, you’ll have a combined strength with regards to investment capital and borrowing power. Meaning each partner can contribute capital and leverage the borrowing power of 2 separate individuals.