Great question. I didn't keep rigid accounting, but the business must have made over 20 million dollars in its lifetime. There was a pretty linear increase-increase relationship between time and revenue generated. When I commenced my online presence, I was hoping, praying to make about $200-$300 extra dollars per week. I had a job working in an Emergency Room, and an extra $200-$300 dollars a week would have made me comfortable. I still snicker at this notion, because, at the time, I really thought that was overzealous, and I thought that expectation was too high. How could I have known that actions I was about to take would lead to more money, power, and prestige than I had ever dreamed possible. I made a few very strategic business decisions, and within 6 months, the business blew up. Within 6 months I was generating $21,000 per week. After a year, $30k per week, then $40k per week; then $50k to $100k and more per week. I remember, after Big D Pharmaceuticals went down, which, in retrospect, should have portended the fall of my empire, when I pulled in over $500k per month for a few months. Big D was massive, and he had a vast array of clients. When that operation was busted in Florida, all his clients seemed to come to me, and I was swamped and overloaded with clientele to the point I had to scale and expand even more than I already had; adding more shippers and chemists. That period was probably when I made the most money. Thanks for the question.