Oh, one last thing. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. If you are a tweet bot or Twitter

or a person on the show, I didn't even think about this.

Oh, that's too late. I'm sure you're talking about on the talk show. No, we did.

Well, either way, either way. Well, it wasn't. Well, there's nothing it was out yet.

It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. All right. The point is, if you are a tweet

bot or Twitter, if a person who had a subscription, go and read down the app.

Not kidding. Go to the app store, read down the app, and then it'll ask you,

do you want your do you want to a pro rated refund? In the case of

a tweet bot, do you want to push that over to ivory or do you want to say,

I'm good. Don't worry about it. For all of us, I reckon we can afford to say,

I'm good. You could, I think, do the ivory thing, but you know what?

I already subscribed to ivory. And I still said, I'm good because it's a few

bucks in my money. It's not that much money for me. But in aggregate,

that's a metric load for tapots and same thing for icon factory.

So if you have even just a handful of dollars that you can spare,

why don't you say no refund, please? It would really mean a lot to them.

Yeah, because here's the thing. Like if you don't go reinstall tweet bot and

Twitter, I think an opt out of the refund, the default will be that they're

going to have this money taken out of their like bank accounts that you'd be

taken by them and refunds to customers for whatever time was left in their

descriptions because like Twitter, you know, blew up. So this is like,

this is potentially a huge negative pull of money out of these companies.

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