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Have you struggled to fill vacant jobs? >> we have struggled to fill jobs. we were using all the resources we had to find people and we were getting nobody. we were spending a lot of money. we gave up at one point and then we went back to social media and reached out to some of the groups we were in touch with, moms groups, etc. and able to find somebody late in the game in october. but then you have to get them trained and you have to -- you know, teach them how to sell. it has been very difficult. >> benjamin: a lot of big, big problems for many stores coming up. today is small business satu...
Well, in terms of financing coal projects in other countries, the chinese government says it is going to stop doing that. so, again, even though there are big challenges, big problems, beijing would argue at least it has a plan. unlike the chinese government says other countries, which haven't really got a pathway forward. i mean, if you can believe the chinese government, this country is going to reach peak coal—fired power in just four years. at the moment, they are still furiously building new coal—fired power stations. the reason for that is said to be to replace these clapped—out, m...