And, you know, armed standoff in Africa.

So to get that IPO done, Argentina had to make a very specific promise as part of its IPO.

And the promise was that if it ever gave into those nationalizing impulses, it would tender for all of the shares that it had sold in the IPO.

It would take the company entirely private.

And so it made that unconditional promise.

There was even a table that sets out the way that you calculate the tender price.

So it was very clear.

What is the social policy goal?

Uh, why are we doing this?

Well, Sarah, we're doing it...

You know, I've, I've been following Advisory Opinions for a long time, and I've obviously been on th- the show several times.

But with the dispatches move into SCOTUSblog and, and what you're calling the extended universe, I think that's a pretty exciting thing for law in general and law media.

Burford, as you know, is probably the largest buyer of legal services in the world now.

And so reaching lots of lawyers, which is what you do, is important to us.

The case was digged by, it appears, eight justices of the court, and you had this little spicy dissent from Justice Kavanaugh, but you kinda think none of this matters that much.

much.Well, I'm not sure that I think it doesn't matter, but I think that what you're hearing from Justice Kavanaugh is what I'll call the, the traditional opposition to class actions, and the, the opposition basically goes, as he framed it, a class action is a big scary thing because if it goes against you as a defendant, it could cost you a lot of money, and therefore there's always some pressure to settle instead of litigating things out.