You'll be happy to know.

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Sun Tzu Says:

"In general, commanding a large number is like commanding a few. It is a question of dividing up the numbers. Fighting with a large number is like fighting with a few. It is a questions of configuration and designation."


So see, size really doesn't matter.

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