He says, we actually feel good about this dance we've taken overall in terms of valuation

or perception in the market.

It's definitely the case that we think some folks, such as this podcast, have misrepresented

the utility of what we do.

But the truth is, and here he says it again, demand has increased significantly in COVID-19

is pointing out the fragility of global supply chains.

So you need me.

Yeah, that's all right.

He didn't say you need me.

Did he actually say that you need me, Bob?

He does say something like that later, though.

People are using us more and more, actually.

Basically, like, when it transpired that Simic was paying, like, small business suppliers,

like, way outside of its payment terms and using Green Sill to do it, causing a bunch of them to, like, close.

Awesome. Green Sill then finally created some rules about not doing that.

And then who knows if anyone's actually following them.

But they said in response to having to create those rules, Lex then said,

the last thing we wanted to do was state what our position was.

And then two minutes later, turn the tap off. And then you have a thousand businesses that go bust right away and then two minutes later turn the tap off and

then you have a thousand businesses that go bust right away.

Oh, don't turn the tap off, mate?

That would be terrible, foolish and somewhat self-defeating in terms of what we were trying

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