Q which is, which is this new entity. Um, and, uh, and by the way, how are you thinking about protecting your designs and your, you know, and your IP, for example? I mean, is, I don't know, Alexa, is it, I mean, in, in, in sort of the With what you do and your designs and even the things that you guys write, can you, can you protect those things?
A So you can protect them. I don't, if we're talking about patents, um, it's not going to stop other people for trip from trying to copy your product, especially from a design perspective. It's, it's really easy for a copycat to go right up to the edges of what's legally acceptable and offer a knockoff product. I don't think that any other provider of products is going to be as good a version of you as you are. I think that you probably shouldn't spend time worrying about patenting designs. You should focus on continuing to innovate and to offer this full authentic experience, which you really have. And I think copycats, they might look like your product, but I think for the people that are, that are really looking to, to buy something that, that is going to Send the right message to the, to the other person. They're actually, they're going to pay attention to the details, and I think in many cases, consumers aren't as easy to trick, and pandering to them with copycat inauthentic messages is just, it's not as effective as copycats might think.
AI assessment note: “So you can protect them. I don't, if we're talking about patents”