But what was the reason behind Bangladesh?

Okay, there's a lot to unpack here, right? So yeah, the background is we did a big launch event in Bangladesh and we were able to get 700 of our Bangladeshi clients into a room in the Sheraton at an amazing event with ministers and basically all the great and good of the Bangladeshi open source community in one room.

And we had a brilliant event, not just for us, but also we were able to enable a brilliant connection event for lots of people in Bangladesh.

But there's a couple of key points here.

So number one is Again, similar to what I just said, what's the point of hosting.com? What is it that we can do that we can push and we can encourage? And our responsibility to the open web is really important.

So in Bangladesh, there are lots of, I mean, an extraordinary amount of freelance developers and WordPress developers.

And they're building, I mean, we have, we have so many, I'll, I'll, I'll tell you a bit about how we got into Bangladesh and, and the numbers there in a second, but, but we have, we have so in, and so we tried to hire, we have 15 team members in Bangladesh, right? So we have a whole team building AI for us.

Is there a future for shared hosting in a few years from now? Which leads me to that question.