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So it would go and add those into the Chrome extension and then it would create a file on my hard drive to save it.

And I would basically go to ChatGPT, what do you know about Brighton SEO? What do you know about Anika Digital? What do you know about Next PLC or whatever it was? And then it would grab the screenshot and save it in the right place.

So then it knew where to go and grab it.

So if I'd had to do that job manually, it would have taken me somewhere between around four hours each.

So it looks at what are you getting from this business in terms of owner earnings, in terms of value that this company is providing you relative to what you paid for it, otherwise known as a yield on cost.

And so we can see, you know, for example, I own shares in Next PLC, which we talked about in previous episodes.

And I think it was last year, they generated 13% of value on my investment.

So based on what I paid for those shares, they delivered or generated so much cash, surplus cash for shareholders, because it's shareholder money, that cash that is generated that is surplus to the company.

Joining Madland in this hall of infamy is Pets at Home, which refunded only six of our twelve mystery shoppers for the product they returned.

Halfords failed to do this on two occasions, and Nexon Superdrug once each.

River Island didn't respond to us when we reached out, nor did Halfords.

Boots said it is fully compliant with the law, but without our specific transaction details are unable to verify or investigate the mystery shopper claims.