So could we ask you just to give us a bit of positioning as to Foxway and certainly the SMART injection tool and the business unit that you run?

Yeah.

Well, we play...

I mean, Foxway, first of all, one of our sayings, if you like, is, "We enable circular tech." And I think what I do, and what we do within SMART, plays right into that.

Because effectively we are lowering the barrier to entry, as I like to say, for the Microsoft Registered Refurbisher Program or Microsoft Authorized Refurbisher Program, whatever you wanna call it.

But effectively it's the licenses that Microsoft provide for refurbished product.

And the way I always talk about it is that you imagine Microsoft's ecosystem, they've got a lot of complicated processes, server, infrastructure, all of that stuff that they make you set up when you go through and become a refurbisher, and to use those licenses.

But from a user perspective, why is it so important that people choose products that have been through these authorized channels and indeed the, the approval to actually use the software that, that may already be existing on the physical laptop itself?

but part of what's so weird about that is your audience is mostly right-wing anti-dei but then when it comes down to the voting process

well like let's be honest the truth about comedy contests is there's a huge disadvantage to the person there's a huge advantage to the person who goes last or who's different jesse keeps putting the black comic in the back of the show It's more of a Rosa Parks situation.

Not good feng shui, which, by the way, is a fake thing.

Yeah, the energy of the models in those plastic latex suits is all wrong.

That one needed to be facing north towards the ottoman.

The other one looks like it has back problems under the coffee table.

That's not stable furniture.

You can't put a coffee table on that girl.