Bridget Harris

And so we went off to see Paul McCartney in the O2.

It was obviously an amazing gig.

And we were on a train on the way back from London to Bedford, where I am now.

And the whole thing happened over a call, you know, on our train back full of drunk people coming back from London.

But it was so it was a fantastic night.

And then we've been in hibernation, Nathan, since then.

We've been sort of reeling from the shock.

Yeah, no, no.

We hit 1 million sort of much more in the 2016, 2017 mark.

So it's a bit, it's a bit more sort of, it's less of a hockey stick and more of a nice hill.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Okay.

Nobody's asked me that, Nathan.

You ask me so many unexpected questions.

Well, no, I was going to say the first time they contacted me, I said no.

So there you go.

But that was months ago.

Okay, I'm going to find out.

Just on that last point though, Nathan, I mean, and this is kind of counterintuitive to every single corporate lawyer doing D&D, the fact that David and Chris have complete control of capacity was a plus point for me and Keith, not a negative, because for us, we feel like we're handing over a founder-led company to a founder-led company, which is...

Yeah, that's it.