Demand for their products surging to such as extent during a time of supposed uncertainty is one thing, but it boggles the mind how they actually managed to physically satisfy that surge in demand, given all the horror stories we heard about supply chain problems across large swathes of the economy.
But words alone don't adequately capture the sheer extent of how absolutely crazy this result is.
If it is placed into graphical historical context provides a far better visualisation of just how extraordinarily nuts it is.
It's nothing like anything before... virtually off-the-charts stuff:
What, one has to wonder, could they possibly do next year as an encore that could be considered even half-decent?
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