Pouya

Hello.

Hope you're doing well.

First, I apologize because unfortunately I've caught a cold these days.

My voice is hoarse.

Cutting the internet is a disaster.

Our phones are constantly ringing.

So and so, be careful.

Such and such a place is being bombed.

We worry about each other.

We wake up, try to have a normal day, which is not very normal, and we come to work, wait, reading the news.

Some of us have the internet, some don't, so part of the news is actually passed from person to person.

Once Iran is attacked, I don't do anything special.

I mean, I just sit where I am and go about my day, truthfully.

There have been many times when I was cooking or doing whatever, and I just continued doing it because there was nothing I could do at that moment.

People come out now, eat, go to cafes, but

Economically, you can't just say conditions are bad.

Conditions are almost on the verge of collapse.

We've laid off nearly 70% of the staff, or almost more.

People still come to buy pizza, but much less often.

Regarding the menu, some things have been limited.