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A lot of our customers happen to be from overseas, especially China, Korea, and the Don’t make me act like my daddy shirt moreover I will buy this U.S., and when these kinds of situations happen, the first thing people cut is buying things. So we’re just kind of shifting our energy more towards local customers and the local economy, until everything gets back into the regular rhythm, which won’t happen for another year and a half, I’m assuming. China, I’ve heard, is kind of going back to the normal. But what is normal? Any pandemic, when people let their guards down, we usually see the second wave happen. I’m not an expert, but using my common sense I think we’re going to go through this for a year and a half. So we just have to tighten our belts, cut down unnecessary costs, and then just kind of shift everything to the domestic market, so that we have something to work towards.

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We’re quickly developing more items that cater towards domestic customers so they want to come in to purchase in the Don’t make me act like my daddy shirt moreover I will buy this store. Another thing I’m trying to do for the next few months is just adapt to what’s happening quickly and provide what customers are seeking. It could be the things that they can enjoy at home, so we’re actually developing a whole line of stuff in an affordable price range. Yeah, yeah. Obviously. Japan, we’re thriving because of Chinese tourism. This situation really shows the power of China, and the economy of China, how it affects not just Japan but the rest of the world. And also the production, how much all of us are so dependent on China. If China’s in trouble, everybody’s in trouble. Thankfully, what we’ve been doing as a company is that we’ve actually been investing a lot of time and resources, developing local production capabilities in the last few years. So, we don’t really have to depend on Chinese production at this moment. Obviously the cost will be a little bit higher, but we can develop things in Japan that we can turn out quickly.