The event we had was because we were starting to have these conversations, but it was also a tornado that hit Nashville the day before. So it was a very strange day for us in general, but I think you’re right. And I Clipping Path Service remember thinking, “Oh, that’s not going to be a big deal.” Tim Stoddart: Me too. Darrell Vesterfelt: “We will quarantine for a few weeks. Everyone will respect the rules. We will quarantine for a few weeks, it will be over.” And that was Clipping Path Service not a realistic thought. And the reason I’m raising this conversation is that we’re going to have to have a flexible mindset around our businesses for a while.

 

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How I can create new products, and how I can pivot my offerings. That mindset is something we’re going to have to get comfortable with because I think it’s going to last a few more months. Tim Stoddart: Absolutely. Life is Clipping Path Service uncertain and I don’t think any of us expected it… Ever Clipping Path Service since we did the podcast in this format, we’ve never really, really talked about the virus. And I think that was intentional on our part just because we hear it so often, but it just gets to the point where I think a lot of people thought or expected it to probably go away by now. And now this uncertainty that we live with is becoming almost the norm.