So I was on platforms like,

yeah, exactly.

Instagram, all things worn, kinky, panty deal, you know, and they were just, they were just getting de-platformed and waking up like all of a sudden.

all the photos gone.

And if that's your lifestyle, if that's your living, it's a heartbreak.

And I saw that happening all the time.

And as well, I was doing maybe 14 hours a day selling and yeah the burnout is real and my husband he's he's tech savvy he's a coder and he made me some tools yeah he made me some tools just to make life a bit easier so it started off with um he did some automation for me so for instance, and I'm sure all the other sellers do the same, like you message loads of people and you're having to post all the time.

But, you know, I can't quit my job and just be like, I'm going full on board, you know?

And what was your day-to-day actually like as an active seller?

Wow.

So I suppose the major platforms, I think I said was All Things Worn, Kinky, Panty Deal, Sniffer.

And there's loads of platforms out there.

And I spent time on most of them, most of the time on multiple ones at once.

And different platforms, they've got different cultures.

So some have got different fee structures, some different buyer types.

Which came first, second, third, and why?

How do we figure out how to do that?

Well, they already are, to be honest, in many ways.

I mean, look at how they have completely dominated the supply chain when it comes to solar, for example.

So they basically messed up everybody else when it comes to solar because no one can really build a solar farm without China, for example.

We might change that and we're going to try and do it and there's domestic manufacturing incentives and all that.

But at the end of the day...

They've done that with solar.

Now, there is definitely a