companies, they are just—in—time manufacturer's, set are heavily reliant on the smooth flow of trade. it is a massive issue, which is why we are seeing these reduced hours, these partial shutdowns, temporarily, as the two sides try to come to an agreement on this. obviously it is not lasting too long so far, but if this becomes a more extended issue, and as we have already seen, they could potentially be protests popping up elsewhere, this could become more widespread and take a much greater economic toll, like you say, at the very worst time for some industries.— say, at the very worst time for some industries. ford is among the car manufacturers - some industries. ford is among the car manufacturers who - some industries. ford is among the car manufacturers who said | the car manufacturers who said they had to hold production and some of their plans. but it is also the small businesses who are part of that supply chain who are really impacted by this. �* , , ., who are really impacted by this. , , ., , who are really impacted by this. , ., ,., this. absolutely. that is one ofthe this. absolutely. that is one of the concerning _ this. absolutely. that is one of the concerning things. - this. absolutely. that is one | of the concerning things. the effects are widespread, it is notjust effects are widespread, it is not just the effects are widespread, it is notjust the big manufacturers who are obviously going to be front and centre because of the number ofjobs that you will