I hope it's you again.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I mean, it's the end of the year, so...

So after all this information, then we can...

Unless they change their mind.

They might get rid of me next week.

I don't think they will.

I might ask you to stay another year.

The Japanese don't change their mind.

No.

They go into very much detail.

The only thing they did do, which...

They go too much into detail. Loads.

One thing that surprised me more than anything else

was that when we were talking to them,

they wanted Paul and I to stay for two years

and to run the business like we had been doing.

And I said, that's fine.

And we'd agreed.

And then, obviously, something in Tokyo changed

because they wanted to bring their own people in.

And so we said, OK.

So then they said, you to stay for six months, being Paul,

and me to stay for 12 months.

So bringing people, Japanese people,

they don't have to go to Japan to do that.