Dave Letele

Yeah.

No, you're right, bro.

In a country of abundance, and even in our sector, like we generate a lot of our energy.

So why is it so expensive?

So what needs to happen, bro, in the power sector?

For us, we believe that like all things when crisis hits, things get done when people come closer together.

And so right from the beginning, No Moira has never been about calling anyone out.

We've always been about calling people in.

Because we believe if we connect on values and everyone brings their respective pieces to the puzzle that they have, we'll have everything we need to solve energy hardship.

We can't do it in the silos that are happening at the moment.

You've got generators, you've got metering companies, you've got the network companies, and they all work and operate in their own silos.

If we break those down and come together...

and bring our pieces together we'll we'll solve it and so that's what when we talk about not becoming a normal retailer a normal retailer would just take by price buy it and then sell it to consumer because what we're saying is reorganize ourselves to the betterment of the people that we serve and we'll all win the system and the gaps that exist won't won't exist anymore yeah

Yeah, I don't even think, I don't even know why.

I don't know why help, like promoting, helping someone is seen as a bad thing.

Like, yep, you can promote your wealth and all that kind of stuff and people will celebrate that.

You buy a new home, that's really cool.

But the moment you say like, oh man, I went down and I gave lunch to this guy because he didn't have it.

Like that giving aspect, people just now call you

Or what are you trying to do?