The theory that the unvaxxed spend more is holding up through this weeks figures. Fairly ordinary days most, especially for this time of the year. One exception.
Last week will be better than this week. Whereas at this time of the year we kind of expect each week closer to Xmas to be significantly better than the week before.
Oh and it had taken us until May (from November the previous year) to start getting our trade up past the break even level. And as soon as that happened we were locked down again. I've never been convinced that this was coincidental.
i.e. it seems like when a certain amount of sales were coming through on the big data of the credit card companies, Bezos (Amazon is in Melbourne) complained. Honestly it was like 3/4 weeks in late April/May where we weren't losing a few k a month for the first time since December 24th. And then bang, locked down again.
The theory that the unvaxxed spend more is holding up through this weeks figures. Fairly ordinary days most, especially for this time of the year. One exception.
Last week will be better than this week. Whereas at this time of the year we kind of expect each week closer to Xmas to be significantly better than the week before.
Oh and it had taken us until May (from November the previous year) to start getting our trade up past the break even level. And as soon as that happened we were locked down again. I've never been convinced that this was coincidental.
i.e. it seems like when a certain amount of sales were coming through on the big data of the credit card companies, Bezos (Amazon is in Melbourne) complained. Honestly it was like 3/4 weeks in late April/May where we weren't losing a few k a month for the first time since December 24th. And then bang, locked down again.
Sorry to hear it, and there can be no doubt that you're right.