Brand Closure and Financial Struggles

We just had a call with the team at Kissy, our brand

of cosmetics, and they told us that we have almost no stock

left. We lost so, so much.

And that the brand, well, can't exist.

We calculated so many different options.

Meaning the brand is done, it won't— the brand won't exist.

Either, best-case scenario, we find investors right now,

or we sell to someone and relaunch, in the best-case scenario,

in six months. But right now, the brand is 100% closing.

We're selling off everything we have left.

We have about five people left there who are handling all of this right now.

And keeping the team for all these six months is also unrealistic.

It's a huge amount, more than ten million.

And there's also the situation where we have to pay taxes now, too.

Well, meaning right now we're not in a good

financial position to do that,

on our own is impossible. We're moving, and all of my

thoughts are a mess, God, it's all moving, well, moving.

We're cleaning by ourselves. Luckily, my parents came to help.

Dad is finishing everything by hand so we can move sooner.

Well, that's the news. And today actually started with

the fact that

my plates were taken at Park House. One piece of news worse than the next.

What can I say?

Ironic. I didn't even realize what I did myself. I propped this mug.