So okay, like let's put this in concrete terms, say that the video game cyberpunk 2077 is coming out, right?

I'm highly anticipated.

And they print so many copies of this blu-ray game over there in career,

or whatever they make games, I'm just assuming it's probably an age somewhere.

They send them over, but there's too many.

Two people don't want to game that much.

There's too many, and so they just have to shut down production over there in career,

because there's just too many copies of cyberpunk 2077 on American shelves.

Yes, absolutely.

And so when that happens, what happens next?

So it's not just then that, okay, we shut down fine.

Now you can sell out of these games and no one officer ever has to hear from about it again,

which is something that I recommend in the case of cyberpunk 2020, whatever.

Yeah.

But also that then that that firm that has to shut down, what are the cascading effects from them

shutting down? Well, that firm is probably going to have to lay people off, or that firm is going to,

you know, they're going to halt production on other things to try to like squeeze profits from other

places and try to save, you know, their firm from going bankrupt because they've stopped production, right?

So all these things kind of like start, you know, maybe there is a firm that they get

packaging from in order to package the game. Now that firm has to shut down their production

because the game production firm doesn't need the packaging anymore, right?

And they go through the same thing and maybe that packaging firm gets more

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