<prompt> Human: First I just wanted to say Im not a total babe in the woods and I understand that stock options arent necessarily worth anything. Ive been through one positive IPO before and Ive also seen stock options vaporize.I say the company will IPO soon because thats what the WSJ and other financial press are saying - Im not just going by what they said during my interviews : There is also a very similar competitor that had a very successful IPO in 2012 and others are lining up too.So I think theres a genuine chance of a real and positive IPO here. How can I take what was offered: 5000 options at a 6 strike price and apply any sort of scenarios to what those might be worth post-IPO?Can I use the competing companys actual 2012 IPO as a model somehow? How would I go about that? Obviously I cant just look at that companys current share price, right?Appreciate the help. Simpler answers would be great as Im not a whiz with stocks stats.Thank you!  <response>: They are worth nothing. Dont decide on job based on stock options. If something happens it is all extra. 