i think brands like ferragamo lookhe family in some way to the british kingdom. there's more on the human sides then the emotional side then the business side. we are all very motivated to try to help and expect good news. to theth great respect heritage of ferragamo, why does it really need the united kingdom to stay in the brussels sphere? >> i think italy has always been admiring the uk's for fairness, the government, and for the sports. also for being such a loyal partner for the past year. regeneration believes that we forever -- he youth and believe to the u.k. was part of the european union. our children are experiencing lives in the u.k. and the belief in the sense of living injustice. this is something which has been influencing probably a culture more than the business relationship. francine: do you worry about the deglobalization- teco rome is about to elect a female mayor, a first, but from a different party. are you concerned the world will feel very different 5-10 years from now? >> i think we have always company, and as a country, to get as global

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