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Well, Kana, I'd heard of them, and I don't think I should, but I remember seeing them because of Mother.

Luxottica, a company, bought them.

Largely to get, I guess, the assets to obtain lens crafters, then divested the clothing business.

Competition intensified, fashion changed, and the remaining stores were liquidated in 2005.

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No, fuck that.

from a project-to-project basis.

Virginia Grant from Luxottica said in the podcast, The easiest part of a project should be when we start construction.

If we do all the pre-construction and due diligence up front, it should be the easiest step from there

on.

from a project-to-project basis.

Virginia Grant from Luxottica said in the podcast, The easiest part of a project should be when we start construction.

If we do all the pre-construction and due diligence up front, it should be the easiest step from there

on.

Right.

Where I remember somebody at Luxottica one time who was a good friend said, you can do things I can't do in this corporate environment.

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Sure.

Smart glasses can discreetly record, live stream or share content instantly and therefore can pose risks to pupils, staff and visitors." Woodbridge School's mobile phone policy, meanwhile, was updated to warn the use of smart glasses will not be permitted on school grounds by students, parents, visitors, or staff.

The article continues, Meta's smart glasses are made under a deal with Ray-Ban maker Essilor Luxottica have become a hit, with the company selling 7 million pairs last year alone.

Users can take photos or videos by pressing a button or with a voice command.

Although the cameras display a light when recording, some owners have covered them up, letting them covertly video people.

So a good friend, Stephen Locke, friend of the pod who has been banned gifts before.

So Stephen heads up Luxottica in Australia and I went to the

show.

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It's not only about the bigger brand.

Um, and I'd say there's one more thing I would say for trend that, uh, I would say did happen over 10 years, uh, and probably the guys at Luxottica would have a better figure for me.

But I would say where Luxottica started with Ray-Ban in the early part of the 21st century, it was more focused on sunglasses.

And if I'm not mistaken, Ray-Ban itself, and I would say this as a big, it's important to understand this as a trend, has trended more into not necessarily sunglass only, but they're a big optical supplier.

And I think this has impacted the consumer and the retailer in some way because it's a tremendous, tremendous brand, and that's something that I would say is almost a house brand for Luxottica today.

It's not, not a house brand, but it's almost like that.

So those are, those are some long-term trends, I would say, over 10 years in the frame side of things.