Sian Murray

So yeah, we really appreciated that.

We were quite worried about it.

But yeah, everyone was really understanding.

But it was really, the hardest part for me was letting people down.

Because like, you've got shareholders.

you have family, like my partner, his family, like he had put money into it.

My family, that crowdsource funding campaign was literally me calling my community, being like, I've got this, believe in me.

And then I didn't.

And I lost, like, I know I didn't, but it feels like it, that, yeah, their money in a way, which is, and I know one of the biggest reasons

Like I was impacted so much, but these are people that I asked to believe in me.

Oh, yeah.

So that was, yeah, the hardest part.

Yeah, I was, we were really scared.

Amy was really scared.

I was really scared a bit differently.

So a lot of the bigger shareholders and people that invested more was from Amy's network.

And then a lot of like the customers and community were my network.

But also I was the one that was front facing as the face of the brand.

So it was, I was more worried about the like,

um impact from our customers and the response on social media yeah um and so I was just blown away though by the response I was so scared and as soon as we put it out there and I like you said earlier it's which thank you but it about like how transparent we've been I just never felt that there was another way like I just felt we had built this if not