so it is not possible to cover the mall. You got it. So this is basically a very large space. I may decide to walk. I may decide to take a plane. I'll take a bike. I'll take a bike and then I will take a boat or I have a donkey. So I essentially cannot exhaustively write down all the conditions. That's what the difficulty is. So that brings us to something else really that I want to start maybe or talk that so let's start legal language sometimes sometimes like try to I mean make conditions that are exhaustive for example if the copyright of a chocolate is asked by a lawyer then he would write that thisthat this chocolate has to be from this particular, this particular tree and it cannot be consumed by any other party without paying the money to the original company in any form. So in this way they can probably, I mean