Amy Kimball

No.

Which is what these always end up boiling down to.

Particularly.

A really simplistic like TikTok is, yeah, very much all about.

The underdog.

up against the big established, you know, person.

Yeah.

What are you – That was really – that's an interesting – yeah, I'm glad to have sort of had this chat, I guess.

It's like it's brought up a lot of interesting ideas for me to think on just in terms of – I don't know.

There's so much that has already been –

because of how fast the like influencer social media economy moves, there's all this stuff that just gets set up as like the rule.

But now people are kind of going back on that and going, well, at the end of the day, this is a business.

This isn't just like we're not playing silly buggers, you know.

No.

Like this is a business and especially if you're an influencer, like the –

you don't know how, there's no guarantees for how long that's going to last.

It's not like having a contract or a full-time job where, you know, if you, if things go belly up, you get a redundancy.

Yeah.

Like there are safeguards that you need to put in place for yourself because of the risks of being self-employed.

Yeah.