What does that mean?

That's kind of our three pillars, which goes to what we call like the international model.

Affordable means we charge reasonable fees so that teams can stay in business, clubs can stay in business.

When we talk about the international model, it isn't just some little funny thing you're talking about over beers.

But when people look at high level amateur soccer throughout the world, you have to look at the fees that teams charge, that teams are charged, clubs are charged.

In Germany, there's the Oberliga system.

There's 14 Oberligas, which are the top amateur leagues.

you can,

Okay

... uh, we don't have any type of franchise fees.

We don't have any- Clear territories, uh, we're open to any team that meets the standards, and we have, um, pro rel agreements with local leagues, and our price point is much different.

So it's really three things.

One, our price point is much different than other national leagues.

We charge on an average for the year, and I'll get to that, uh, we charge t- on the year somewhere between $1,500 and $2,500, which is very similar to what other high-level amateur leagues charge in Europe.

If you're playing in the Tercera in, which is the f- fifth tier, the highest amateur tier in Spain, in Madrid, your yearly fees is 1,400 euros and approximately m- 40 s- some odd euros a player.

Uh, is APSL what you envisioned or are you at least on that path to what you originally set out to create?