diff --git a/src/money.ts b/src/money.ts
index 0a7bab3a..c3ce5f38 100644
--- a/src/money.ts
+++ b/src/money.ts
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 // Money as the player sees it. The rules count money in small units: a GPU server is 150 of them and a
 // receptionist is paid 35. On the screen each unit is a thousand dollars, so the server costs $150K, a
-// clinic sells for $700K, a lab for $6.05M, and a long game runs to hundreds of millions and then
+// clinic sells for $700K, a lab for $18.1M, and a long game runs to hundreds of millions and then
 // billions. Nothing in the rules changes with the scale: it is only how a sum is written.
 // A rate is written for a game day, not a second, because nobody thinks of a business in cents a second.
 // Pay is a rate too, but the rules already count it by the day, so it is written as a year's salary.