Amazing.

Yeah, great.

Ginger? My first thought when I heard safety was a little bit different because my mind immediately went to workplace health and safety.

And I feel like a lot of strip clubs bypass workplace health and safety for safety.

A few different reasons.

I think a lot of them feel as though they're kind of exempt and they sort of rely on the fact that strippers and workers get discriminated against and no one's going to take us seriously if we do make a complaint to Fair Work.

And, yeah, I think like there's a lot of things like the really loud music, sometimes just not working in an environment where like your mental health is taken seriously.

Ginger, do you have any?

H- do you notice when the economy's down, discretionary spend comes back on your business too?

It's interesting because I find when the economy's down, there are still people spending, but the average person will be spending less money.

So you'll have a lot more big spenders in the venue, but, um, the average everyday person isn't gonna come in booking lap dances.

So you can still make money, but there are gonna be nights where you're sitting around the club for ages waiting for that big spender to come in.

Whereas, like, when the economy's good, it's a bit more level.

You've got people coming in and out, like, every night willing to get lap dances, willing to spend a little bit of money.

And you c- can still make money when the economy is down, there will just be less people spending.

How much do you make per night on, like on average?