He says he was drawn to reinventing Slazenger because of its "interesting history", but that his generation didn't know what it stood for.
啪，的士车门打开，女强人前腿一抬，腰身一欠，贵宾驾到。水车屋，她来过无数次的日本料理店，当年客人带妈咪和小姐吃宵夜的指定场所。十几年前来水车屋是要排队的，大批酒意未消的人马聚集在店门口，然后径直走向三楼铁板烧——店里消费最高的区域。吃宵夜，那是很有面子的事情，还意味着一笔不菲的“买钟”钱（客人把女公关带出夜总会所支付的费用）。
"We live in a time when it's not too far-fetched to believe that companies like Discord could share this data with state or federal agencies - in the US or elsewhere - for their benefit," Katie said.
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