the india come indian brands meet the needs of russian consumers instead of western brands. i think more than i am also wondering why not i think we become, we are comparatively, go to all as well as any of us. and they just come to what it comes to fashion. it comes to train. eigen wants to deliver income still, i think and didn't. brands are very newer, and most of them have a sustainable approach toward their products. what difficulties because there's always, some isn't there when you, when you try and expand into a large market, what difficulties do you think indian companies will face the main ones here in russia if they come in? i think one of the because this will be on the good because of the ambush and phases of a different tool. i think they may be a little pitch on though the foreign exchange or not because i'm not sure whether the government and the russian government have come to a conclusion of whether or not they can do in order to be all kind of mediate, re to know this created much easier in class on these 2 things. i don't see any challenges. i only feel h

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a lot of money was invested in the brand and, uh, the right to work under that brand was sold.his business created, uh, rented out the league of leberia, with the help of an ax with oaks, first of all, of course, it was a, and the vodka business was a very famous brand. like these ones. well, there your faces will spit in the same one, well, it's logical. well, how is it? here, yes, today he will say, this, of course, is not one no man in the world supported me, but i had no other choice. i put my roshka in the company worked. uh, during the peak period. there are about 30 designers who have been equipped with one word of technology around the clock. here introduce yourself there 30 cars day and night. the guys with red eyes are working and creating new types of packaging, new bright labels. after that, either the manufacturer himself took, so to speak, the line and mounted a new package and pecked. these called the umbrella brand are many different unknown manufacturers and one salesman. plus the most aggressive promotion. here was published such a corporate magazine. here he

in the desire to drag the brand to the elevator, late rounds and that's where it starts to cut. the equator is in the fifth round of this fight, and yes, when your opponent always goes back, and then suddenly starts to counterattack sharply, this is inconvenient. here it needs to be adjusted. sometimes it's uncomfortable, so sometimes you don't have time to do it. yes, you can even be on the floor. well, that chose such a tactic pulls on defending himself and looking for his chances to sharply counterattack. goes away from the left side right through the arm with single blows for some reason did brandon start working? of course, after leo from the side and this right hand, something else was asked for. it will be carefully necessary to see if brandon is losing concentration, i don’t know why, or he understands that already, well, the opponent felt his strength, but this is a duel of bucks. and why, too, did not come out here for a walk. this is unambiguous and his chance, if he appears, he uses it 100%. so you need to always keep your hands on corners and not lose sight of your

francine: we should have a branded best of her. -- brand ambassador. a transaction between brands and sports personality. i've always been fascinated when you look at some of the brand ambassadors, how did they choose that luxury watch company and not another company. talk us through the thinking. >> ultimately, it comes down to the check size. can they afford to pay the premium that is required. a lot of these athletes, if you think about 12, they have few days got -- you days off. -- think about golf, they have few days off. with these athletes are posting on the social feeds. that is so visible to their fan base. it can be a big backlash, if you are begin, why are you posting this. you always talk about healthy eating, now you're promoting this product. sensitivity is a big part. convincing brands is a big part of it. there is so much -- so many ways you can spend your marketing dollars. you should spend on sports and athletes, is a bit of a check. tom: ipo in the plan? what is the timeframe? ishveen: there is still a lot to do yet. francine: we tom

i know these brands.'m not that much of a golfer. when you look at the numbers acushnet put up beat and raised quarters s last year, but then when they reported their fourth quarter numbers a month ago, mixed. while these guys delivered another big revenue beat, 33% sales up year-over-year, their earnings actually came in weaker than expected. we had a larger than anticipated loss while the four-year estimate was excellent, management had not so encouraging things to say about supply chain, headwinds. it makes me dizzy how many times i've heard this. 2021 was a terrific year for acushnet they fell off a bit in the last three months given their long-term track record, i don't think significant here that can justify the 30% decline in the stock. sure, they got supply chain woes but they managed to deliver tremendous growth last year. only 15 times issue earnings i like that. it makes it as cheap as it been at any point in the last three years. in short, i think this is a great moment to take a swing at acus

, even with headwinds we are experiencing in the economy today to grow, and many brands will find newo innovate will accelerate finding new customers, new routes to market and unearthing new leads we still have. we saw that through the pandemic, the behaviour change in these downtimes creates new behaviours for consumers. creates new behaviours for consumes-— creates new behaviours for consumers. ~ ., ., ~ consumers. what do you think the new behaviours _ consumers. what do you think the new behaviours might - consumers. what do you think the new behaviours might be, | the new behaviours might be, how do we anticipate that, and garner the marketing and have our marketing aimed at that? there is an opportunity for brands to show up differently in the world, when purse strings are tightened at a time like this, brands need to buy new ways to demonstrate value for consumers and help consumers make those prices we need to make at the moment. often we can't trade out we have to trade off with budgets we have as consumers, and the role of brands is to help us do thatis role of brands is to

he could brand and talk and lie. whether the stock market or sometimes things put in place by the biden administration, he would take credit for it. the biden administration, they're frustrated by in many ways the economy is doing well. but public perception and polling suggests most americans don't realize that. >> we have e real a real problem with inflation. >> no doubt. >> but in other areas, things are going great. all these trumpers that got rich under trump, they're doing better than ever. yet they'll sit and bitch and moan, the biden economy. again, they're doing better than ever. >> inflation is a real concern. but you're seeing the white house -- i don't know if they're the type to beat their chest, but they're promoting more. they finally have the president back on the road. he hasn't been able to travel many about a month because of ukraine. he was on the road a couple times l.a. week, heading to go to new hampshire tomorrow, out west later in the week. >> do you know what else? an increased demand in fri

so, your target brand infant advantage formula is the same as your walmart brand.an really increase the number of stores that parents can look at to find a formula their baby tolerates. ali: and, in the time we have left, what are your thoughts on what the industry should be learning from this? are there improvements that can be made, once this shortage is dealt with? mallory: absolutely. i think we need to really pay attention to the fact that a shortage like this affects our most vulnerable citizens, which are our babies. we need to be able to do right by them. that may mean that we need to diversify the formula industry, so it's not so concentrated with three big players. that may mean we need to give parents additional formula education, so that, if they're in a pinch, they know what they're looking for, and what their baby could need. ali: mallory whitmore, founder of the formula mom website, thank you so much for joining us. mallory: thank you for having me. ♪ geoff: time now for our weekend spotlight, with best-selling children's author jeff kinney. this mon

it will be very difficult for this guy to brand zeros today. this is a very interesting boxer.origin is mexican korean in spanish, he speaks good korean, he admits no he should have. by the way, he represents the united states at the world championship among youths in st. petersburg, in my opinion, the sixteenth year, but imagine selected there, his parents did not let him go, because he would have to miss school. well, that 's the dream. uh, brandonal broke, but he confessed to the fact that you motivated him to train even harder. in the end, where is he? turned out to be 25 fights in the pro ring, brandon did not know defeats 24 wins and 22 of them by knockout. that is, only two boxers to two rivals. did brandon manage to get away on his own two feet? after meeting this guy, well, i must say that both boxers have been in the ring for a decent amount of time and i don’t think that this will have the best effect on their functionality and their mental readiness, but it’s also the first test that happens. yes, there are small delays . and by the way, there are tightenings and as

well , look, you can consider two brands - bt and dubaio, these brands should not be officially on sale. that is, we immediately understand that we are talking about a fake. if we understand more specifically, then we see, for example, on this pack there is a complete absence of excise duty. for example, here we see at least some kind of action, although it is fake.

no brand has all the information that we need to actually understand the impact of the product.t certain areas of your sourcing or manufacturing or distribution, we call upon 31 different databases. eventually, dayrize will have one big database of the environmental impacts of all parts of the production process, with al being used to estimate any unknowns. and this will bring calculation times down from months to minutes. if you come in with your t—shirt and say it was made of organic cotton that was produced in sri lanka, and then we knew where it was produced and we knew where it went to be actually manufactured, and where it went to to be sold, that is enough for us to fill in the blanks. so it sounds like there is a little bit of guesswork. because if you don't know exactly how i have shipped my cotton from a to b, i could be doing it in a great way or i could be doing it in a not great way. it actually then searches for the information itself and builds on itself and gets smarter over time. we've already scored tens of thousands of products to see that the machine is worki

comes in, that expensive brand in u.s. and logistics and the platform combined with our ecosystems will get brands in the u.s. to offer service in four weeks time now with the global consumer base >> patrick, you have insight into the global freight and rates and delays and things like that nike and este lauder and partnership with u.p.s what do you hear about a freight recession here in the u.s. as far as log jams we have disruption like the port of shenzhen shutdown what are you seeing from customers? >> i think it is sustained challenges, frank, that emerged in autumn of last year we saw how challenging the winter season was for the brands in the fashion side of the business or the goods space. the disruption has been massive. we hoped for recovery faster the war in ukraine is not helping to normalize the availability of the we see thatting going on probably throughout the remaining of the calendar year although we expect the peak season to be in a better place by the time we get into september or october and november c

to make it brand safe. musk has a different view, and is probably going to push for less not more content moderation and that is going to make advertisers think twice. caroline: you've said you've been on the sidelines questioning the business model. when we saw jack dorsey handing over to agrawal, how are we feeling about this ceo navigating a complete storm, perfect or not? >> it is a really strong net-neutral. i don't think we have heard a clear strategy. i will give him a few months, i think we all should. he has been with the company for eight or 10 years, running product. that's been the problem at the company. i want to be respectful here, but it has been a slow pace of innovation. so i'm not sure this was the radical change twitter needed in order to sweeten up the product development side, create new tools, and make the service increasingly intuitive for users. a few years ago, there was too much of the vitriolic and too many of these f-bombs on twitter. i think musk is focusing on the political co

and the brand is still strong.have as sponsors if you saw lebron james is one of the names and someone they are partnered with we look at those areas one thing that surprised me is american eagle aeo. that's not a stock we own, but that was popular when i was in high school, but i didn't know it was still holding popularity. it's dislocated from how the stock is trading that's interesting to see. and lululemon doing well, a surprise up side for analysts on the last report showing strong demands and handling the production cost issues those are some of the areas we're looking at right now >> maybe you'd take a look at ae, but lulu and nike you feel safer with try to stay safe when we're talking mull ets and short shorts let's see if restaurants have as many surprises food the top category for spending for teens >> that's right. and no big surprise. teens love their food. when you're looking at upper income teen for male teens, it's the number one priority. not a shock. for female teens, it's number two only after cl

it was an unknown brand. small. >> founded in 1993, the company stood on the brink of the growth spurt that would create a category, fast casual dining. >> why is fast food crappy? why can't great food be done fast? >> i was there when there were a couple dozen restaurants. i would visit restaurants like this where steve would go behind the lawn and see somebody cutting an onion and he would say, let me show you how

his job is up, but the brand is done. trump brand down, no surprise., who basically is a 70% approval rating, governor of a purple state, coming out and saying he's effing crazy, and he said, i'm not saying he belongs in a mental institution, but if he ever went in, he's not coming out. that kind of thing, plus what's going on in georgia, kemp, 9% ahead perdue, who is the trump reflection, all you need to know is his brand. not only is it a purple state, it's the most important primary state. >> a lot will say he cost them that state. that's why the democrats hold the senate. let's move to the world of entertainment. chris rock, a few days after the oscars. >> everybody is talking about will smith. nobody is giving him the props. the way he has handled it. from that moment on, not flinching on the slap, not escalating it, ever since then taking the high road, as much as will smith's brand is crashing down, and it will continue to crash, chris rock's brand has never been more robust. >> and jim carrey was the first one to come out and condemn -- >> i re

— grinder. 500 fashion, home and beauty brands have _ grinder. 500 fashion, home and beauty brands havends have already been signed up and this system actually lends itself to online shopping where scores can be easily displayed next to the products. the idea is that anything and everything could eventually have this standardised label. now there is already an industry standard for working out environmental impact, it is called a life—cycle assessment. but this requires brands to dig deep into their data, a lengthy, expensive process that the few companies bother to do. we need to understand _ companies bother to do. we need to understand the _ companies bother to do. we need to understand the impact - companies bother to do. we need to understand the impact of - companies bother to do. we need to understand the impact of the i to understand the impact of the product. if you are missing information about certain elements of sourcing or manufacturing or distribution, we call upon 31 different databases.— we call upon 31 different databases. ., , , databases. eventually dayrise will have

jon: thomas talked about the ability to get the polestar brand out there.urious about what that might look like at hertz. you know, sometimes people are doing individual rentals and they take whatever comes their way. what kind of brand building have you talked to polestar about as a part of the deal? stephen: well, i think hertz is all about renting and experience to our customers and to the extent that polestar has a vehicle that is exciting and people want to be in it, i think that whole category is lit up for our customers and as i said before, it really opens up a number of diverse channels for us. it's not just about the individual leisure or business traveler. now companies want their employees in electric vehicles. uc consultants and the like, all of whom renting cars in the course of their work now being put into these easy to fulfill carbon footprint objectives that their employers have put in place. >> maybe even requirements. matt: and it's not just about renting cars. you do more than that there and there is so much more potential. what do you

moreover, this country has several dozens of its own car brands. automotive brands have taken a wait-and-see position ; others are preparing to take their place because the demand for a new car will not go anywhere and the most obvious contenders, of course, are our chinese neighbors, especially since now only a small part of the celestial auto brands is represented on the russian market, about 10 out of 30. and this, if we count only large manufacturers, let's see which models of brands that are still unknown to us have a chance to appear on our roads, of course, first of all , they will supply what is in demand. and today it's a crossover. here you can pay attention to the compact model with the hard-to-pronounce name of the high-show jet pro for our market. it will probably be renamed kai - this is one of the divisions of the chery brand familiar to the russian buyer under the hood, there can be either a one and a half liter aspirated engine with a capacity of 116 horsepower, or a turbo engine of a similar displacement with a return of 156. the

my brand.unction together. it's impossible, otherwise. it's a high—pressure industry, for sure, the reviews aren't always glowing, and you had yourfair share, when there was the black bridal collection. i don't know if it wasn't glowing, i have always been a bit of a rebel. and i think that, i think that even as a rebel, ijust am a creator. and i think when you spend 30—plus years on wedding gowns, you've sort of got to change it up a little bit. ijust saw, you have to give brides a certain freedom, and a certain opportunity to shake it up a little bit. and girls, today, we encourage so much diversity, but women have always been diverse, itjust hasn't been acknowledged, and it hasn't been accepted, and i like to think that when i came to bridal, i wasn't a bridle designer, i was a fashion insider, who happens to design wedding dresses, so there were no rules for me, and ijust said, you know what? i want girls to have a choice, they want to wear a mini, or a bathing suit, it's not about that, it

great sessionble beers and they're step-up brands, premium brands that fill great gap and as you pointat, corona extra had a phenomenal year, modelo did and pacifico in our view is next modelo. >> someone asks you in a call, what happens in a recession, your answer was very telling for people why i think your stock may be the right one tell people what happens in a recession with beer? >> we found it becomes an affordable luxury. someone might not go out, and by a new car or refrigerator but want something to feel good about in a tough enflationary environment and fortunate in our industry we can play to that need and that desire from a consumer standpoint. >> at the same time, you're thrilled with new things i have in my hand austin small batch cocktail margarita, taquila, this is a great story in its own not only the drink tastes good but the things you continue to do for the people in this country >> it certainly is that was the very first female founder investment that we made, you and i talked about that before but it's tremendously exciting for us to be able to bring that into ou

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they're sipping big international brands instead. and even when i wanna all the restaurants in 19th street used to sell me and mar beer, but now i don't see any. yeah, they go to tiger, to borg and other brands have replaced. it won't only align highly, will do me and mar beer was backed by the japanese brewing giant kiran and seen as a sign of the economic liberalization washing into the southeast asian country. after the military relaxed its iron grip on power in 2011, it dominated the market. but brands with that government links are on the rise. even though it anyhow. with, i mean, we know other beer browns are paying tax to the military. but we don't all of our money going to them. we avoid as a mom. it is only me and mar beer in the restaurant than we don't drink beer. and i won't all you take out of an intangible delta gamma denovia batavia though another. but i'll go many restaurants, don't sell the military's me and mar beer. and people tend not to choose me in mar, beer any more annoying, and i will wealthy general dod almo

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. >> we have a huge portfolio of brands.t several years, we have spent time driving the ip driven part of our business into a high-performing toy company. we have an incredible franchise brand, you know, pictionary, it goes on. we have really positioned the company for robust growth. the toy industry has been fantastic and mattel brands -- matt: how much of that is pandemic driven? a lot of kids are playing at home. i need to set up a track in here. >> the pandemic and families spending more time at home reinforced the assets and the play value of traditional toy play. digital, a playground that is not changing but complementary has been physical toy play. parents, dads, getting on the ground and playing with their kids, seeing the value, cognitive, emotional, social, and the unlock of imagination when a child place with a physical toy. it is great reinforcement of the value of traditional toy play. jon: i know you have the hot wheels legend for, he has been busy in his garage trying to be one of the winners this year. in al

it seeing, people opting for home brands? , , , ., brands?y belief the cost of living crisis, it is the single - living crisis, it is the single biggest domestic issue facing our country. and our customers absolutely depend on us right now for value. so we are dry to do absolutely everything we can to be there for them because this is really serious. you mentioned the inflation figures, according to the ons, inflation figures, according to the 0ns, a quarter of households are struggling to pay their bills and i think that will probably get worse through the year.— through the year. let's find out more about _ through the year. let's find out more about what _ through the year. let's find out more about what you're - through the year. let's find out more about what you're doing. | more about what you're doing. morrisons yesterday said they are cutting prices on 500 products, as to widening their drop in blood campaign, sainsbury�*s and tesco are price matching albee, that translates they say into a 12 or 13% saving, what are iceland doing? fiur

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a lifestyle and fashion brand similar to what goat is doing.built our own fashion and lifestyle brand full of accessories, fashion, sneakers and more. looking at the psg partnership which is so natural because our visions are very much aligned, we were thinking about expanding and increasing brand awareness through europe and beyond, they were such a natural partner. caroline: what about lionel messi and some of the other players. how do you team up with sports stars and the brand of them as well? >> it's great that they have some of the goats of football talking about messi neymar, etc. aligning them with goat the brand, there will be so many fun activations and experiences with the club and the players. caroline: what about overall europe as a marketplace to expand in? how big is the sneaker resale market? >> goat started in 2015 and we have become the leading and most trusted sneaker and fashion marketplace in the united states. we have seen the fashion just like football, it's not just a domestic market, it is global. we are seeing so much

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i mean, the levi's brand today, i have been saying for probably two years that the brand has never beenk i can say confidently now, the brand is the strongest that it's ever been. and you see that in our gross margins. record gross margins of 59.4%. and it's because pricing is sticking >> will you continue to raise prices >> we have more price increases baked into our plan. we don't have our head in the sand we're watching the consumer very closely, but the consumer is robust right now here in the u.s. demand is very strong on a global basis we have a big global footprint, and our business is healthy across all regions of the world. so we have got confidence that we can continue to take prices, if needed, to soff set continue pl price pressure >> a lot of stocks took a hit after the macy's ceo made comments at a conference where you were suggesting at the lower end of the scale, consumers might opt for travel and vacations and services instead of at department stores on clothing have you seen anything like that >> no, and in fact, mastercard released data today that suggests and they sa

they track 150 brands in 20 countries. >> if the brands welcome back playing baseball, they would be doing pretty well. they'd have about a .300 batting average. but in the business world, three out of ten doesn't get you very far. >> reporter: the good news is some brands are doing much better pat pattagonia, levi strauss have been doing well. best buy has a new program to recycle your old appliances for $199 shep. >> courtney reagan, thanks. >>> a major security flaw in the world's most used internet browser. that's what's topping cnbc's on the money. google issuing a massive security update for its 3 billion chrome users the tech giant revealing hackers successfully targeted its web browser and now it reports it found 30 new security flaws. and that seven of them pose a high threat. google reports it's rolling out a fix in the coming days, but hear this, chrome users can manually update their browsers right now to resolve the problem. >>> the post office facing lawsuits over its plan to upgrade its fleet with mostly gas-powered vehicles 16 states are now suing the post office they

one way to save is to look at buying store brands instead of well-known brands.tore brands are made specifically for your supermarket. >> store brands, we have found, can cost as little as 25% les s then the name brands. and the quality can be as good as or better than than the name brands. kumasi: consumer reports also says if you shop at the same store frequently, make sure you get a loyalty card. you can also save money by using shopping apps to help you find the lowest prices, store specials and coupons. this morning, we are hearing from haley beaver, opening up about her recent stroke, calling it the scariest moment of her life. >> i felt this really weird sensation that traveled down my arms and my shoulder all the way down to my fingertips. all of the doctors came to the conclusion that it was a perfect storm that led to me having a small blood clot. one, i had recently started birth control pills. second, i had recently had covid. the third thing, i have recently gone on a really long flight. kumasi: the 25-year-old model said she had to have heart surger

this brand is the leader in central europe and a strong player in china.two key markets and really starting to deliver momentum and growth and sell through. the u.s. is just upside for us going forward. strong brand, strong fundamentals it fits well within our overall apparel portfolio, which is now, we provided information today, will be a billion dollars this year >> i keep thinking if you were not called callaway golf, would people know that you're bigger than this? because so many people who got started in trading stocks just said, oh, is the masters going to be watched? i'll buy callaway. that's a false construct entirely sir. you're much more than that you think investor day got the word out to get started on who you really are >> i think it's starting to, but i think you've got a great point. they just think of us as what we were and we have completely transformed the brand. we are still the old callaway. the leader in golf equipment on a global basis a great business that's obviously had tailwinds and we will never give up on that it's our roots, r

bakhrushin brands, there are also unpleasant guests here, but there is a snack.it's possible. the main thing is not close to the expiration date. as a result, experts recommend only chicken roll from the remit brand to everyone else , there are questions to some manufacturers. well , all the studies are very serious , documented, and a detailed expert report can be study on the website of roscontrol. friends, now we will learn how to cook the most popular dishes in abkhazia and this will all be shown to us by the real abkhaz jean from dzhan, the eminent chef who attracts the michelin star, he cooked for officials at the winter olympics in sochi in abkhazia turned out to be accidental, but he liked it so much that he decided to live here and create a dish. so, uh, all the guests who come to abkhazia call it khachapur, an obligatory tin, because every refusal says, that's the same as things are. yes, acha bread is cheese cheese voila, that is, bread with cheese, we will cook not only with cheese, but also with a twist, we cook e, acha dough from beets from carrots

a lot of the brands that are whose names are on this actually packages our brand of multinational fast moving consumer good. who companies are all around the world and they've originated in developed countries. they originated in europe in the united states were very familiar with the brands. the irony is that in europe and in the united states and in the u. k, you won't see sasha. you'll see the brand sell their product in bottles that are recyclable, but not sasha. the only place where they market pressure is in the developing country. ironically in a place where they're so little capacity to recycle the fashion. you know lever is one of the top brands here, especially when it comes to shampoo and laundry soap. the company declined in interview, but it did right to say that is working on producing sash a's meat of only one material and future rather than several materials, which makes them impossible to recycle. but the company won't comment on profit and any quality unsaturated sales. nothing's likely to change in the short term for a mom and darcy a canopy. they have to decide on a

one of the latest to feel the strain and make the move is the french luxury brand l'occitane.essure for choosing to keep trading, they recently made the call to close all of their russian shops and websites, citing the enormous human suffering and escalating military action in ukraine. others are facing a backlash claimed to be unable to pull out due to complex legal agreements which has left them wrestling with a sort of half exit. fast food icon burger king being a case in point, saying that they were unable to walk away from a russian franchise system, claiming their russian operator refused to shut outlets. butjust how important is foreign business and investment to the russian economy? in the scheme of things, russia is a relatively small global economy, with their total economic output for 2020 putting them just outside the world top ten, below south korea and just above brazil. and foreign investment, it is a relatively small part of that equation, accounting for less than i% of the economy in 2020. that number represents a significant full in international investment i

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as a result, pancakes from four brands are on the black list. they are dangerous all research is documented and detailed expert reports can be explored on the quality smart shopper portal. hello friends, in this time i'm federal and the program let's go eat in one of the most colorful and beautiful places in russia on dombay, this is a year-round resort in karachay-cherkessia. in winter and summer, people come here to conquer the mountains to admire their beauty and just relax. i have no time to relax, no need to prepare to do. i will not be alone, but together with the young chef sultan sultan, how long have you been alone? ah, judging by the songs. you should have been three. i love one, so i'm here so that we will do together. this is how we will be today cook the onion. after a minute, add the onion. he must burn to burn. yes, why is it just so tasty, while the chicken is being cooked, let's move on to the dough. hmm dough, i bought it in advance. it means you bought it. i mean, i thought you might have done it in the kitchen. everyone think