Leo's Apples is local farm that grows and sells their delicious apples and apple products from their roadside stand and at farmers markets. They have one part$-$time employee who focuses all their time on marketing and sales $-$ going to farmer's markets, developing and implementing plans to attract customers to their roadside stand, and other marketing related tasks. The part$-$time employee costs Leo $$34,000$ per year in salary and benefits. There are an additional $$15,000$ of marketing costs allocated for billboards, farmers market booth fees, and other local advertising. In the past year, they had $5,200$ total customers of which $1,280$ were new, unique buyers that accounted for $$88,300$ of total sales at an average margin of $52.$ Leo estimates that their average new customer continues to purchase from the company for $4$ years.

AppleCart, an online fruit distributor, approaches Leo about distributing excess bushels of his Golden Delicious apples through their website. They charge $$5,000$ per SKU on their site. Leo would sell AppleCart his bushels for $$10$ each and estimates that AppleCart will reach only new. customers. AppleCart estimates that they will sell $500$ bushels each year. What would be the CLV $/$ CAC ratio presuming the same margin as the rest of his business and that customers only purchased $1$ bushel each.

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