Micky

I'll have that design in that color, post it.

Someone will print that and then basically bung it in a bag and it's out the door.

And then what happens then is that you will get paid a fee

A smaller fee, but off that without actually holding any stock.

So you don't actually have any liability.

But I think that's exactly what's interesting.

I have to say, listen, if you've got a company that's basically sitting there saying to you, look, we'll give you X amount of money, like X hundreds of thousands of pounds, and we'll manage your shop so that, you know, we'll staff it, we'll basically look after it, we'll do all the key, you know, the e-commerce, we've got a website, everything else.

It's a no-brainer deal, especially with the way that the Millwall shop's been run.

over the years, over the past year.

So all of a sudden, in their eyes, and we get to the point where it all went wrong, but in their eyes, you've got a company that's basically established, proven, doing really well, got loads of contacts within fabric and merchandising areas.

You go, I said, I'll do it.

Then all of a sudden, there was a European court ruling regarding

They got fined.

Price fixing with people like with Rangers and Sports Direct.

And they got hit with massive fines.

I mean, millions and millions of pounds worth of fines.

I think, you know, we're talking massive fines.

And I think the lead group had about a 900 grand fine.

And literally, just after that all become public, two weeks later, they went pop.

But they were printing stuff and making stuff.