So, once you sold the company, it was, I suppose, what's next, Lord? And, uh, what did you sense?

Well, I, I, I didn't seize the opportunity to sell the company.

Uh, I didn't have an alternative, to be honest [laughs] with you.

Uh, we, we floated the company, so we're, we're on the stock market, and we floated the company at a price of 90 pence a share.

And the offer came for £9 a share, and I had to say to the shareholders, "This is a good deal or a bad deal." And I had to say, "Look, this is a, an amazing deal.

Uh, I can't guarantee you a, a better deal than this if I don't accept the offer." So, it was right at the time.

It was a God-given opportunity, uh, for, uh, me, and the shareholders, and everybody else.

And, um, you know, I remember the, uh, a quotation from the evangelist D.L. Moody who said, "I'd rather put 10 men to work than do the work of 10 men." And I think you've been very good, uh, re- at knowing what you can do, but knowing what you can't do if you don't have other people working with you.