Getting the vibe that they are indeed maintaining international...

Getting the vibe that they are indeed maintaining international internet orders in priority to national/local retail chains. Limitations with production output I would think? Where do you place priorities net or retail outlets? Retail is the traditional method of sales until of course Amazon Best Buys etc. came on line...now it's a whole different game.
With limited resources and start from zero output just a few short months ago...expect internet to be the focus...retail will follow I think when they have enough data to determine appropriatte resource apportionment. Just a guess but seems logical course of business. With retail say a Waltons in the US or a JB in Oz as mere examples...you would obviously have to match their discount criteria. Why would you do yhat when your getting full retail from your site and internet outlets until you're sure you've pretty well exhausted that market? Let's not forget our CEO is on top of everything else a marketing specialist so...I feel pretty comfy with that.

Again I think that expectations have to be managed here...we can't be putting out say a million units in a few months of operation but we sure as hell can build up to it over time! Focus should be quality...which on all accounts we have...main queries/negative feedback (if justified because it wouldn't surprise me if a lot of it is due to user error) I have read seems to be software issues not hardware which is easily sorted by software upgrades. I also notice from the GM ann that the software side of things is being developed beyond current scope...a very good thing...and as third party apps come into play this facet of software expandability will drive demand even further...might be going too far but can see a time where these hearables become indispensable...see that Apple has already lost their 3.5mm jack...monopolistic dogs they are...thst's why I would never buy Apple...that and about a dozen other reasons...slave drivers/tax evaders/hardware and software price bandits/built in obsolescence...hey but that's me...know plenty of people that swear with them...but then again they say half the people you meet have an average IQ of 100.

Anyway, only guessing that's what's going on in the background but it seems to me that we have to operate within real world constrictions and I think that is exactly what the team is doing...and managing very well thank you very much!

Noticed on Friday a lot of small package dumping into the lower lines on low volume day (roughly 20k packages) effectively capping and repressing SP...sneaky sneaky! Still chart is looking very nice and you never ever get to your destination in a straight line...
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