... to learn about this legal fight?

[laughs] I mean, not much.

Uh, we were talking before and, you know, we, the end result is, you know, the original team goes bankrupt.

And, you know, it ends up with Joe being able to sort of grab all the rights and taking it, um, and running with it.

And I think that's the outcome he was looking for, um, you know.

But the problem is that we don't really have a lot of documentation.

You know, I'm a historian, and I wanna go down this rabbit hole.

Uh-huh

Tell us about it.

Yeah.

So as I had mentioned, you know, we offer a coordinator-driven service, meaning someone else is coordinating this transportation on behalf of you.

The rider will get an SMS message indicating, you know, "Hey, you have a driver coming." They can follow along, et cetera.

But we thought...

And, and that works really well for people, right? Like, the magic of Uber is that we wanna meet people where they are.

So if they feel comfortable and they perhaps are someone who has, you know, used this service for years and they are comfortable with going to the back of their health insurance card, calling in a, a number, and then working with a coordinator, that's great.

What are you excited about that you're strategically planning for the next year or two that you're allowed to talk about that maybe your competitors don't?