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Every region of the country was sampled.
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The focus testing... showed a solid base...
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..in the 9- to 11-year-old bracket,...
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..with a possible carry-over
into the 12-year-olds.

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When you consider that
Gobots and Transformers poll...

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-..37 per cent market share,...
- I'm sorry.

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..and that we are targeting
the same area,...

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..I think that we should see
one quarter of that.

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And that is one fifth of the total revenue
from all of last year.

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- Excellent, Paul.
- Thank you, thank you, thank you.

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- Any questions?
- Not for me.

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Yes?
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- Yes?
- I don't get it.

:41:51
What exactly... don't you get?
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It turns from a building into
a robot, right?

:41:58
Precisely.
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Well, what's fun about that?
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Well, if you'd read
your industry breakdown,...

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..you'd see that our success
in the action-figure area...

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..has climbed from 27 per cent to 45 per cent
in the last two years.

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There, that might help.
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Oh.
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- Yes?
- I-I... I still don't get it.

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What?
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- What don't you get, Josh?
- Well...

:42:34
There's a million robots
that turn into something.

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This is a building that turns into a robot.
What's fun about playing with that?

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- This is a skyscraper.
- Well, couldn't it be, like,...

:42:44
..a robot that turns into... into something -
like a... like a bug or something?

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- A bug?
- Yeah.

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Like a big, prehistoric insect with claws...
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- ..that could pick up a car and crush it.
- In teresting.

:42:57
- A prehistoric Transformer?
- In teresting!

:42:59
- Gentlemen...
- The robot turns into a bug?


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