I worked for a registry for a while, and we'd have people who didn't really understand how any of this works making huge offers for huge chunks of IPv4. It happ

I worked for a registry for a while, and we'd have people who didn't really understand how any of this works making huge offers for huge chunks of IPv4. It happened more than once that I explained that IPv6 also exists, also can identify your computers on the internet, and is essentially free and unlimited, but you'll need your engineers to learn it.