Embracing it more and I suppose it becoming the new normal for them after decades of not having access to that kind of grocery shopping at all.

Yeah, I mean, I don't know, like I was listening to you guys earlier and I don't know if a lot of people have ever had that experience of the nostalgia or of going and buying something from a, you know, a grocery store, a small grocery store like that where they would scoop in and wait for you and you buy it like that.

I think most people are just used to buying it in a bag nowadays.

But yeah, I think there's definitely that experience of people understanding very quickly that this is an affordable way to purchase that is very, very cash flow friendly.

So I think there's two components to it.

One is the price.

right so and then the second one is just the cash flow if i can just afford to buy for 10 rand and kind of you know get the basics today i can always come back tomorrow and spend another 10 rand and we actually see that with a lot of consumers that they come back regularly like multiple times a week to top up or purchase different products from the dispensers.

Have you ever had any problems with people bringing inappropriate packaging that's resulted in a deterioration of the product or an inability to get it home safely or anything like that? How do you manage that issue?