So Sam, from your perspective, where are dealers most vulnerable today?

I think, uh, dealers don't know what they don't know.

Again, the complexity.

You know, you, you've got, uh, all the VDPs, the third parties, and really what i- is scary is you have, um, a- Your employees' social medias that the employee may not have any bad intent, but they may not be compliant, um, as far as the FTC is concerned trying to, to, uh, earn an income.

And, and we have to recognize that this business is commission-based and, um, that, uh, people will do what they need to do to create a sale.

Mm.

And in the end, the dealer is responsible ultimately for what goes out, uh, to the consumer and whether it can be perceived as, uh, deception or not.

Um, and so th- this tool allow, uh, allows a dealer to be notified if something goes out there because, you know, in the end, I think every dealer would much rather have, uh, something like this catch an issue before a regulator or a consumer.