Kimberly Adams

Yes.

41% are with you with the snowblower.

Okay.

That's probably exactly what it is.

Well, I think that's it for the game.

That is also it for the show today.

Dana Ferguson, thank you so much for joining us with everything that's going on.

Tell people where they can find your work.

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We are going to be answering questions about it in a future episode, talking more about what's happening and what it means for you.

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People buying luxury goods often break down into the really wealthy, who don't care that much about price, and those who might stretch a bit to buy something nice.

Shikha Jain is the lead partner for North American retail at Simon Kutcher.