I think the one using the brush industry could do is just scale down how many clothes they make, like, that's the biggest thing. I mean, I think applique I will switch to that, that they should do, but also just like pay their workers a living wage that should be very basic thing. I think a part of how like how do we get to that point where they pay their workers like a living wage as well not just a minimum wage, but a living wage that people can live on is have them like release what their lowest wage on their supply chains are. And I think it should be like a necessity that every single company I think not just bashing every company should have to publicly state what the lowest wage of the other person in their supply chain is and have to state how much percentage smaller that is will tie I'm smaller, that isn't a CEO salary. And I think that if people if that was like common knowledge, we'd realise, like, how much more people are devaluing other people's lives compared to the person at the top, I think that would have a really, really big impact. And there have been some, like organisations who've been kind of campaigning about this, like lowest wage issue for a while, I know the freshman revision has been doing some work on that for a few years. So I think that could be a big thing. And the reason I switched it was just because I don't want to be ignoring Gong workers, right. Whilst I do think that scaling down production would also would also help people's rights. I think it's like trying to work on like, how do we support the people who we have today. And then I think from there kind of things would get better. I always think if people were paying them, or they make less stuff, because they could just be investing more in the garments they're making. And the second question is what people can do today, I mean, one thing people can do is start like, in relation to that is be asking these brands constantly, what is the lowest wage or someone in your supply chain? Petition, like petitioning? I don't know your local representatives or whatever, to try and make this like a real campaign that can actually happen, that means that we were released these things, constantly asking companies like how much more your CEO paid in the lowest possible supply chain. And to me that stands not just this isn't just for, like, companies that we put on the bad side. I think any company I think we need to, like be really thinking like, why anywhere? Is anyone valuing? Like, some one person's life that much more than the person and? And why does anyone think it's okay for people to be paid, like enough that they don't, they're not able to really live like a joyful, full life. And that's such a basic thing that we should be advocating for. I think that I think it is quite jarring to people sometimes when they realise Oh, I am actually devaluing that person's life this many times more than my own life by paying them that much less. And a way that we can do these things kind of success was not see them alone. So the biggest thing as well connected to that is, don't do this work alone, do it in a group, do it in a movement, do it with people, you don't need to be able to do everything on your own, you don't need to be able to fill every single role and then manage funding messaging, like organisation, all it is that it all comes from one person. It's not enough for us just to like, have good politics or like to, to think good things or to believe good ideas. If we don't do something to try and build those good ideas. And I want us to go a bit beyond like the kind of self congratulatory like patting on the back of oh, I'm not, I'm not the worst, and therefore I'm fine. And instead of realising that, like, change is just not a passive thing, it things don't just get better, they never have in the past, and they never will in the future unless we will come together and, and build them as many of our ancestors have done in the past and have given their lives to doing. And so even if you can't give all your time, realise that I think that we have a duty to each other, to our siblings all over the world and to the future that comes after us to really give whatever we can to building a better and transformed world. You can't always