Omer

Good point.

It's multiple things that come from it.

Also, the timing, they went bust.

It was just before Black Friday.

And I think all the time it obviously raises a lot of questions, but you've got to think like just before Black Friday on like a e-commerce sort of level, that's a serious, serious, serious kind of, you know, downfall and a lot of revenue lost out on the club.

It's weird the dynamics of it, but Hashtag said like their deal was, they didn't, and also this is why I might explain the club shop might have shut, because obviously the club shop was shut too at the time.

But they outsourced all of it.

And obviously, Mill might have done the same thing, it sounds like, because the club shot shut until they got it back.

They did.

So with that, right, it's like you lose a lot of money, a lot of revenue, but also you're entrusting someone else to supply your kit.

I get it.

Don't get me wrong.

And I'm sure it's done.

I know it's actually done a high level with Nike, for example, with Chelsea, Liverpool and stuff like that.

But it's obviously like...

If something sounds too good to be true, it feels like to me, it probably is too good to be true.

I hate to be that sort of critic, but the nonsense of it is ridiculous.

It is crazy.

You heard it too, Mickey.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.