Yeah.

Everything that you think of as graphic, we have seen it, we have annotated it.

So for people who sometimes do not get the graphic content, because there are people who had very heavy machines that would do projects that we could not do, and that's why we opted to do for other ones.

you find that they're being paid 300 USD dollars a month.

And for you to get to that office or for you to just function, for example, let's say, let's give ourselves the reporting to an office on a daily basis and you're being paid 300 USD on a monthly basis.

And that is not subject to tax.

So when it's taxed, it goes to around 24,000 Kenya shillings.

So I'm curious, What's next? Do you feel like now that it's, you know, you've seen maybe a few leave, but more come in recognizing that there is a real expertise among data labor labelers in Kenya that companies can't find elsewhere? Do you feel like you maybe have some leverage that you didn't have before? Do you feel like you maybe have some power? Are you optimistic about the future? What's next?