Isn't it logical to suggest, or at least to think, that we need to know.... I mean, they place the orders. What is the anticipation? They place the orders based on what? Is it that they'll get their product in two months, three months, six months? They know their numbers. You probably don't, which you should, I believe. If they've placed the orders, that means that there's an expectation that they can fill their stock within a certain time period. So far, it's been since March, four or five months now, and we still have less than 1%. Where's the problem?
On July 23rd, 2020. See this statement in context.