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Yeah, yeah, yeah.

No, no, I'm hopeful.

I feel like it's coming.

I can feel it coming.

I just need to give it time.

Yeah, well, you do get that a lot.

And obviously, there was a lot of explaining to people what the Rose of Chile actually was.

But honestly, even just having gone through the process and meeting all the girls, it's definitely something that celebrates women.

I know that's a big debate of whether it's old fashioned or not.

But I think the only reason the Rose of Chile has been able to stand the test of time is because it has evolved from when it started to where it is right now to sort of platform all these amazing women and all of their achievements and accomplishments and also, you know,

You make such beautiful friendship with the girls and just networking and meeting people who you wouldn't have met in your everyday life.

So, yeah, no, it's definitely a very special experience.

Honestly, it's, I would say, a celebration.

Just to summarise it as that.

Yeah, honestly, simple as that.

Celebration of women and like just meeting them.

And like we've such amazing, like even I've met so many lawyers and doctors and just hearing people's different stories as well of how they came to what they're doing now and their background.

And no, it's a very beautiful experience.

No, I actually haven't, but I have seen a few comments saying, oh, you're not even from within Ireland.

I have seen a few people saying that it's a lot of outside of Ireland people commenting this stuff.