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Hello, everybody, and welcome to another episode of the serious sellers podcast by Helium 10.

I am your host, Bradley Sutton, and this is the show.

That's completely BS-free, unscripted and unrehearsed, organic conversation about serious strategies

or serious sellers of any level in the e-commerce world. We are going on the other side of the world, completely different time zone, a different day. I think it's like Saturday over there. It's Friday night here at helium 10. The whole entire helium 10 had the day off today. Like sometimes they give us random days off like a recharge. So they're you know what everybody in the whole company you guys

get the day off but i'm having howard have to record again because there's technical difficulty

so you know what i'm coming in on my holiday on my my vacation day at uh what time is it 8 p.m

on a friday night and i'm like i'm here for you Howard because i need the world to know what you

have to say the professor of amazon guys Howard welcome back to the show. Thank you very much, really. Nice to be back on. You notice my shirt here? Oh, wow. Yep, Naruto. Well, I love Naruto. You and I are about the same age, like literally months apart. And so I think we both grew up with some of the, some similar things. So like you were probably in your

UCSD really close to me days when you, when you're into our never to here. And I, I believe

you like went even to Japan and even got more into it, right? Yeah. Like, I'm like really into

Naruto and I'm like side by side with Japan and when they released a translated version of it.

You're back in China.

How long you've been back in China?

I left the U.S. in June 10th.

So I came back here around like June. I was traveling around in Beijing for the family and then Xi'an for my wife's side. Then i went to um went back to sun jen around like july

fourth or third or something like that and i'm here to stay so i've been back like for good or

like for a year or what would you talk well before before the COVID stuff, I've been in China since 2009.

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