“It's really interesting to me to hear people claim, oh, the globalists did, or the politicians did, someone did this to us, moving all the manufacturing offshore. But it's like, do you shop at Temu? Just asking. When was the last time that we as consumers made an active choice to buy something that was made onshore instead of offshore?”

Dude, we've gone through this. This mold was done in Delta, British Columbia. To get it done, and to be clear, I don't mean this as a criticism of our molding partner. They've actually been really amazing to work with. They do incredible quality work. I mean, that's one of the reasons that you can barely find a part line, even on our transparent drivers. Where's my part line on the handlepiece? Like, they did an absolutely incredible high-quality job, but getting these done is a months-long waiting process and costs, I kid you not, almost an order of magnitude more than getting the molds done somewhere overseas, particularly in China. There are products for which we looked at getting the molds done here and basically went, well, if we were to do that, it pretty much doesn't even make sense to make it anymore because it'll be so late to market and the burden, the cost burden that we will have to bear on this product will be so high that it will be utterly uncompetitive in terms of price and nobody will buy it. And that's. That's the point that I think is really important to bring up too, is that we've all collectively…