Harry McGee

The arguments are very compelling, but the demographic that uses Sheen are going to use the old Jerry Springer method of talk to the hand.

I mean, willful ignorance.

I'd be a big purchaser of Sheen, but not a beneficiary of Sheen.

40 euro, you can get an Aladdin's cave of stuff.

The volume of stuff that comes to the parcel on the door is extraordinary.

I mean, this is a naked Trumpian move.

It's make Europe great again, you know, three euro per item.

And it will have an impact.

I don't think it will have that much of an impact.

They will.

That's what they'll do.

So if you go into the Timu side at the moment, you'll see the first 10 will have local.

So that means that any customs problems will be circumvented because you're sourcing them locally, even though they might have been produced in China.

And Amazon has done that.

And Sheen and Timu have local distribution centres as well.

But I think you'll have these big mega centres as a way of circumventing that.

But not all, you know, it's not just Timu.

the Chinese retailers versus European retailers.

I mean, fast fashion and cheap fashion, pennies, for example, I mean, they have questions to answer in relation to sustainability, climate change.

Now, they have made a lot of effort to make sure that the actual garments are ethically produced.