I find that fascinating.

Yeah.

So this happened back in COVID.

So, you know, cast your minds back to when COVID was starting to happen.

And, you know, it was a big deal.

It changed the economy and it changed many of our lives.

And two things sort of happened from this.

Totally fine.

So I could almost imagine this looking like the price page on a website, assuming there wasn't other pricing hiding behind it.

Yeah, I mean, the fact is, is that most of those price pages, and this is one of the ways that we've tested this- Is by harvesting over a thousand different pricing pages and making sure that we can represent them in our JSON.

And that's a good way of testing the generality of our approach.

The problem is, is that most pricing pages, as you know, do not really support the calculation of a price.

There's usually a lot of hidden stuff behind them that you need to tease out.

Sometimes you can do it, sometimes you can't.

So in most cases, that is buried deep inside the code, or it's, you know, hidden behind the Contact Sales button.

Does that make sense? Did the question make sense?