You are the cofounder and president of a new venture, manufacturing products for the recreational market. Five months after launching the business, one of your key suppliers informs you it can no longer supply you with a critical raw material since you are not a large-quantity user. Without the raw material the business cannot continue. There is a 50/50 chance that your new product may take off, which would let you provide the supplier with a demand estimate that could lead the supplier to think you are a larger prospect, and therefore worth investing in as a large-quantity purchaser. What do you do?