Hunterbrook

So here we actually see kind of a before and after.

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So you can see the site that the Houthis were able to strike with the fires that burned as a result.

And then that little line beneath it are the Saudis trying to conduct an emergency pipe and kind of half pumping station to continue moving that crude through the pipeline.

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I think there was a newspaper in Boston that did some reporting on it.

There was a Hunterbrook Media was involved.

There was The Athletic and ESPN at various points had reporting on this.

This was a national story that if the NBA had come to these conclusions and either not done anything or come to a different conclusion than most other people had, now that's the story.

They were not under contract at any point in Q2, but they claimed they kept the hedges on, took a massive bath.

They had to do distress, a distress raise, like all this crazy stuff, right? I've been thinking about that because if you listen to short sellers, and I, I, I would put Hunter Brook has done a lot of coverage on this, and I think they've done very good coverage.

But if you listen to short sellers, UWMC was running their capital allocation to pay out big dividends, and they were doing it not because they thought the dividends were sustainable, but because the CEO owned the Phoenix Suns, and he needed the dividend payments to kind of pay for the Phoenix Suns, right? I, I don't know if that's true or not.

You know, those are the allegations.