I have problems breaking out off these nested loops correctly. What the code is trying to do is to indicate that a customer has rented a certain movie. Both the movie and customer are compared to properties of arraylist objects and then if all checks out the name property and ID property of a movie object are added as a string to another arraylist. All this works correctly as long as I use the first movie (from movies) and the first customer (from customers) but if I try renting other movies further down my arraylist with other customers then it adds the rented movie to the customerRentedMovies arraylist but prints out the "else message". I figure I need to break out of the foreach(blabla) loops aswell? or could goto be used? Comments was removed (looked kinda messy, can explain further if needed)

```
public void RentMovie(string titel, int movieID, string name, int customerID) 
    {
        foreach (Customer customer in customers)  
        {
            if (name == customer.Name && customerID == customer.CustomerID)  
            {
                foreach (MovieInfo movie in movies)
                {
                    if (titel == movie.Titel && movieID == movie.MovieID)
                    {
                        movie.rented = true;
                        string rentedMovie = string.Format("{0}  ID: {1}", movie.Titel, movie.MovieID);
                        customer.customerRentedMovies.Add(rentedMovie); 

                        break; 
                    }

                    else { Console.WriteLine("No movie with that titel and ID!"); } 

                }
             break;      
            }
            else { Console.WriteLine("No customer with that ID and name"); } 
        }

    }

```