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And what does Crocs South Africa say to shoppers who believe the deal exists mainly to drive traffic to the site? Okay, so the response I got a short while ago is quite vague, unfortunately. Crocs Day is a celebration of our brand and the incredible fans who make it so special. This year, more than 200,000, so we did get a number there, 200,000 South Africans queued online for the opportunity to purchase Crocs for just 24 rand. We recognize that many shoppers invested time.

In the queue, and we're disappointed not to secure a pair. We're here and we understand their frustration. To give shoppers another opportunity to participate, we brought the offer back for a second round on both occasions. So that was Friday and yesterday, Wednesday. Throughout our comms process across all platforms, we made it clear that stock was limited and that the offer was available only while stocks lasted. Despite this, we understand the disappointment of those who missed.

Out the overwhelming response is a testament to the love of, and now we go into add both. Okay, so I think you'll notice there that the key question: how many pears, and I think it's a very reasonable, very reasonable question to ask under the circumstances: how many pears were put on sale, and obviously, we know sold over those two sales within minutes. I didn't get an answer to I brought him back to point out the obvious that the main question wasn't answered, but that was just before we came on air. So

I'm not certain that we'll get a response while we are still on air. But the bottom line is, and I am going to keep pushing because if they're not answering, they must say why, because they're going to keep offering these really low, very so next year, supposedly it'll be 20 cocks for 25 rand. Before people invest, as they acknowledge, time and energy into sitting in that queue, 200,000 of them in this case, I do think that they would.

Make an informed decision, be able to make an informed decision about whether it was worth it or not for them. If they knew, okay, if there are 10 pairs, there's 100, there's 500. I think we need to know. There's nothing legally compelling the supplier, the companies to say it. But when there is a pushback, certainly if someone complained to the National Consumer Commission, that would be the first question that the company would be called on.