Sudafed

No explanation.

Then I saw 17 different Sudafeds, and I go, here's all the Sudafeds.

What is Sudafed, and is it something that's comparable to Tylenol sinus? She said, probably she was, what do you got going on? And I told her and she goes, don't waste.

She said, don't waste your money taking Tylenol sinus or anything like that.

And is there anything worse than, you know, feeling like some type of troglodyte, breathing out of your mouth, [sighs] trying to fall asleep? It sucks, but we're here.

And you know what? Sudafed's a wonderful, wonderful over-the-counter medication.

I popped one of those extra strength Sudafeds, drank some coffee.

We're in business.

We're gonna have some fun.

I think you've probably alluded to the answer there in a way, which is that as class actions and the class action market gets more established in New Zealand and where you have litigation funders who are bringing a class action in Australia, it seems to be a reasonably attractive proposition for them to duplicate what they've done, if they can do so, to launch it in New Zealand off the back of that.

And that is where, as you say, you have companies that sell the same or similar products into the New Zealand market as they're selling in Australia, as with, you know, Hino Trucks or as with the Johnson & Johnson and the Sudafed, Codral, et cetera.

Or where you have a company which is dual listed on the ASX and on our NZX, which there are a few of those also and, and, and as the case with A2 Milk and has led to parallel proceedings in New Zealand and Australia in a shareholder class action there.

So that is probably a trend that we will see more and more of, and I think more of given, as I've said, the, the New Zealand market gets more sophisticated.

Wait.

Sudafed.

Oh.

Oh, nevermind.

They can't take Sudafed?

I w- they can't take pseudo, pseudo ephedrine.

[laughs] Ugh.

They can't take that.

You can do something, and then I've showed up at the gym feeling so tore up, and I still figured out some body movements or recovery movements to do, and I never once left in regret.

Even when I was s- I was, like, so sick, and I'm like, "I'm gonna pop some Sudafeds.

I'm gonna get up, take some NyQuil, DayQuil, whatever I gotta do, and I'm gonna still go." I'm relentless with work.

I mean, Maya is one of the most loved marketing software tools used by salon and spas and med spas throughout all of North America and even internationally.

It's the one with paracetamol in it and everything.

Oh, no, you need the, you need it separate because then you can just bang as many Sudafeds as you need without killing your liver.

Yes.

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