Sian Murray

And I just remember that was like a breakup.

Like I was in the car, I was like sobbing.

And then I got to gymnastics and we spoke for like, it was the first time in ages I'd been on time to gymnastics, of course.

But then I was in the car park.

And, yeah, and then I just had, we both had the realisation that, like, we can't do this anymore.

We don't want to, like, we're so tired.

I don't see a way out of it.

We could raise capital again, but if we don't believe in it, like, is that really reasonable to expect others?

Like, all our family and friends and everyone has already put so much in.

We just couldn't ask again without knowing how to get out of it.

So, yeah, we had to make the call and I remember going into gymnastics and, like, I looked like a mess and I don't know if you've ever... It's just, like, crazy, like, nursery rhymes and stuff.

It was not where you want to be after that.

No.

But I put on a smile and I danced with Seve and then I went home and dealt with it.

Yeah.

Yeah, that was it.

So it was like...

October last year when we realized and then we had to start like just that was when we realized we probably needed to start thinking about it and then obviously we've got so many shareholders so there's a whole process with that and notifying them and we had to have a special resolution like everyone they had to vote to wind down the company and we had to really explain the circumstances and that was really scary too because you just feel terrible yeah was that okay though

Yeah, yeah.

Everyone voted in favour.