Charlie007 that’s not necessarily true regarding TLRYFirst off losing billions? We've had write downs of assets that may have depreciated in value. That's not to say they won't again appreciate. Tilray Brands doesn't just waste money when it makes an acquisition. The value and assets now belong to TLRY as we incorporate the company to align with our historic margins. Tilray Brands is number one in Canada recreational we didn't lose market share. We pulled products off the market to lessen cash burn and focus on higher margins. Tilray Brands at this time has been laser focused on building out its beverage and infastructure in the USA as we prepare for rescheduling and ultimately legalization. That does not mean Irwin Simon hasn't received the clear message it's time to direct his focus back on cannabis for more aquistions, mergers both domestically and abroad. You will see more consolidation in the Canadian sector and TLRY will be the one doing the consolidating. As for CEO compensation. Irwin Simon has made significantly less in calendar year 2023 from previous years. Do I believe more can be discussed on the topic sure but im choosing to remain focused on the fundamentals of the company. As for comparison to Amazon, its not a comparison of companies. Its a comparison of how Amazon lost money for years building out its infrastructure before ultimately its vision was realized. TLRY in the same way is suffering from a misunderstanding of what's it's doing as to many retail investors are focused primarily on Canabis which is 99 percent illegal across the globe. Hence why TLRY diversified and currently receives no value by the market for being the fifth largest craft brewer and growing in the USA. Launching infused drinks, non alcholic, spirits, wellness products and has a presence in all fifty states. We're not even discussing Europe yet which TLRY holds a dominate infrastructure and position to capitalize.