Steven Woldenberg

And over time, we found that our products were being used as toys.

And we went into toy shops and saw that our products were on shelf there.

And

Lo and behold, here we are today selling to mass market retailers and one of the leading brands in educational toys in the country.

Yes.

We sued the administration over tariffs because we did not think that IEPA, IEPA is the International Emergency Economics Powers Act, provided for tariffs.

And so we wanted to challenge it in court.

And ultimately, the case made it all the way up to the Supreme Court.

On Friday, the Supreme Court agreed with our position and ruled in our favor.

It was a landmark victory, and we're super excited about it and feel quite vindicated and gratified.

It was surreal.

We were not expecting a ruling on Friday.

So I was actually in a one-on-one with my father, who's the CEO.

And at about 9.02, 9.03, I was on the SCOTUS blog website, refreshing like everybody else does when they're trying to figure out what ruling is going to come down today.

And I saw that it was about tariffs.

And so I interrupted him.

I said, it's tariffs.

It's tariffs.

We won.

And so from there, it was sort of a whirlwind.