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00:00The gazelle is healthy
00:02From the sweet, kind people
00:04The gazelle is scared
00:06Hello, I wanted the Nike shoes above, if you hear about them.
00:08What's this? A customer?
00:10God
00:10How much are you doing, Bashy?
00:12Massey 44
00:12Oh, oh, oh, oh
00:13Ya Muhammad Masi 44, I'm with you
00:16Mohamed Nin?
00:18I'm Mohammed, I work the same job as you, Bashi Butch.
00:20Fadl Teresa, ah, he sat
00:21We've arrived.
00:23Welcome, Al-Bashi Hours
00:25The shop is illuminated by God.
00:26May I have a pair of boots?
00:29I mean, make sure your boots are worn out
00:32No, not a second, but I'll take the hashish, a big, wild beast, hold on to the hashish.
00:35Please remove the hashish, sir.
00:36Hadi with the locals doctor
00:40No, no
00:41duck
00:43duck
00:43Hassi Bush is blind
00:44Hey
00:45Sudan's 2014
00:46Maybe for an exam, but just to get up
00:48Oh, hospital quiero
00:49tenía may be left behind, bashi
00:52You are older than me
00:55Fadl
00:56Get dressed, boss.
00:57Ah, Ace
00:58See yourself now
01:00Congratulations on your provision!
01:01Why on his face?
01:02Oh, on your man
01:03But as for what Hass has, don't worry
01:05If it's cramped, we'll remove the mattresses.
01:07If it's spacious, we'll install the carpet.
01:08I don't know, it's a bit tight.
01:10No, no, it's wide.
01:11wide
01:11Uncle, I'm a man, I'm telling you it's tight
01:13I'm telling you it's wide
01:14You're not in the mood for that, Baja.
01:16Yeah, Nike really is
01:17No, Pasha, don't coach.
01:18No, I don't mean Hani, I mean...
01:19You are the healthy year
01:20Of course, Uncle Sahah
01:21What inspired you to do something wrong, Pasha?
01:22No, it's not necessary.
01:23Most important for me
01:24'Amuzh, Kam Jazma
01:251850 pounds, sir.
01:26Original, of course
01:272240 pounds
01:27Continue
01:28How?
01:28This is the original.
01:30Original Hiccup zijn
01:30How?
01:31Original and Hiccup
01:32Original counterfeit
01:33First sorting multiplied
01:34Second-hand original sorting
01:35Why Pasha
01:35Hey boss, I have something important here, the walnut
01:37Ashant Bathlea Kabarin
01:38Even the boots. Take them, let's see the boots. The first test is the sewing test. That's all.
01:42You. What's this? What's this? What's this? My dog is in it? It's torn. Our second test is a quality test.
01:50Serman. Look, Pasha. Look at him. Look at the quality. One, two, three. Wow, what quality! What is this?
01:57Look, boss, the most important test is the second one. This is the lighter test.
02:00Just so you know the quality. You can see for yourself. Right there. As you can see. The shoes are completely undamaged, brother.
02:06The shoe is on fire, truly. Oh, protector of the shoe, it's on fire, oh son of Adam. Oh, master of magic and curses. Oh, Muhammad.
02:14Muhammad's foolishness.
02:22Dear viewers, peace, mercy, and blessings be upon you. Welcome to two new episodes of the Al-Daheeh program.
02:26It was 1924. Adolf and Rudolf Dastler founded a company called Gebroder Dastler Shoe Fabric. (The last sentence appears to be a nonsensical string of characters and doesn't translate directly. It's a colloquial expression and doesn't translate directly.)
02:36Fabric on the ground. Or, in short, my dear, good. What a gem!
02:40Adolf, famously known as Qadi, was a kicker who worked at his shop. He loved design and made the shoe designs himself, constantly improving them.
02:46The most important of them was Rudolph the famous Brody, who was the salesman who knew how to talk and sell to customers.
02:50The important thing, my dear, is that with time, sales soared and the business grew. They became the only manufacturer of sports shoes in Germany.
02:57Eddie's innovations in industry put them in a completely different league. But after a few years, the relationship between the two brothers began to falter.
03:03In 1948, they announced their separation. Why? After about thirty years of partnership. And each went his own way.
03:10His company.
03:11Adolf took the first part of his name and the first part of his family name. He started a company and named it Adi Dalou because it means Adolf.
03:19And Hajj Dassler, let's take the first part. So it remains Dass. Fadi Dass. Rudolf Kuhn, meaning a shoe factory, two shoes and such. He decided that
03:27It works on the same idea.
03:28Otherwise, he would have taken the first half of my name, the last half of my father's name, and the last half of my family name.
03:33But then, thank God, he went back on his word.
03:35And he changed the whole name. He started a company called Puma. And that's how their city split in two. And everything between them. Each one
03:42He took over a factory.
03:43And everyone took the workers' shoes. And Qadi Taswi and Puma became the two biggest sports companies in the world. Someone said to me, "Oh, Abu Hamid."
03:50God, you almost made a mistake in naming the episode.
03:52We're supposed to be talking about Nike, the company that sponsors James and Cristiano Ronaldo and all those other players. What brought us here?
03:58Two brothers are fighting.
04:00I'm telling you, my dear, please don't be like that. Don't be like that. We've always heard about the two poles: Adidas and Nike, Real Madrid and Barcelona.
04:07Ronaldo and Messi.
04:08I'm telling you, simplicity ended if Nike didn't exist in the first place. It came from nowhere. Advertised.
04:13And let me tell you, my dear, how Nike became the rival to Adidas we know today. Come on, bring me your tea. And a cucumber. And tell me about it.
04:20The reason is tomorrow. I won't come to you, Aton.
04:23At the same time, and almost in another part of the world, in Japan, which was then recovering from the effects of the war.
04:29The second global one. At a time when it was later called the Recovery Stage.
04:32The Japanese economic miracle. The recovery phase. This is the first phase. Which led to the Japanese economic recovery.
04:38The Japanese empire had fallen apart. The Allies, led by America, took control of the country. Japan was now open to the outside world.
04:44A Japanese entrepreneur named Kihachiro Onitsuka appeared, as they say. Even the man saw an opportunity he could exploit.
04:51When he sensed that the Japanese people were fascinated by American sports, he decided to make sports shoes. Unfortunately, he was failing to design them.
04:58She was praying. And he was sitting there eating a delicious octopus salad.
05:01Just like any other respectable Japanese citizen. What did the important octopus do, while he was busy working on the dish, to make shoes?
05:07Basketball. This idea came to him when he saw the octopus's movement in the dish as he stirred it. So he thought, what was wrong with it, how could it move in the
05:13The stadium.
05:13My dear friend, you'll be working on one thing and inspiration will strike you about something completely different. That's why, my dear friend, my advice regarding this program...
05:17You go eat, and God willing, inspiration will come, and its time will come.
05:20The important thing is that Hamo Onitsuka designed and produced the boots and named them Onitsuka Tiger. They achieved remarkable success, especially among the annual players who started playing the game.
05:28And it became very popular. Onitsuka started thinking about expanding into other sports.
05:32And in the second moment of epiphany in 1959, he wasn't eating echputum anymore. He had finished, thank God. But he was taking a bath. Always inspiration.
05:38In the bathroom, I mean. He was taking a shower in his house. He found wrinkles on his legs. He said, "Oppa, I found it."
05:43Think about it: the heat is definitely the reason why long-distance runners get sore feet. So what's the solution?
05:49We make ventilation holes inside the boots. Easy and simple. It dried itself and turned out to be a legitimate load.
05:54Onitsuka Tiger became a household name in Japan. It grew into a large company. Its factory expanded, its staff and management grew, and it even entered the world of sports.
06:01Second.
06:01One day, in the early 1960s, a group of people at the Onitsuka company encountered a young American man in his early twenties who had just walked in.
06:09His name is Phil Hebson Knight. He's known as Beckna. And he says he's here to discuss business with him. What? A guy from America all the way here? That's ridiculous.
06:14The one who is considered one of the social activists.
06:16Let's see Mr. Daisy. But before we see Hayes, what? Let's first see who this Uncle Bek is? Uncle
06:19Beck is a young American athlete from Oregon whose lifelong dream was to remain a professional runner.
06:24He was a runner during his university years under the legendary American coach Bill Bauer, who later coached the American national team.
06:30At the Olympics.
06:31But unfortunately, Uncle Bek wasn't his best colleague. He couldn't achieve his dream of fighting. He got a Bachelor of Arts degree from Oregon and took
06:36He got a master's degree in business administration from Stanford University and finished, but he doesn't know what he wants to do.
06:40Like many young people in this group. This is a stage of self-discovery. Captain, are you here? Could you please come over? Thank you.
06:46And after you, my dear, get out of the education system that you have been stuck in for 18-19 years and see the outside world.
06:52You don't know where to go or where to come from? He was going through the same phase. The man himself had become a professionally satisfied individual.
06:57But it didn't work. So what should he do? Become a fake employee like his father, take a salary, and have the scraps of sustenance at the end of the month.
07:02And she lived like that? No, it's not good. Not no. What should I do? He told you, I'm looking for something with the action of sports.
07:08It had a soul. Something he had a passion for and he did it. He had an idea that was coming to him. And it was the subject of his master's thesis.
07:14The topic was the importation of Japanese athletic shoes and how to break the dominance of German footwear, represented, of course, by Adidas.
07:24Obama. Those who were present at the American meeting. And of course, due to the cost difference, he worked with
07:30He's around the world, learning about his country and seeing different cultures. Now, back to the scene of the meetings. The tea was served. Uncle Bak stood up and offered...
07:36He imagined himself as the owner of a fictional company called Blue Ribbon. He pictured him, his head held high, inventing it while standing there, and then talking about the golden opportunity he had in store for them.
07:43In America. And they're through their company, which has been in this market for a very long time. I mean, the French one that's only 4 seconds long. Maybe.
07:49The German product competes strongly. Especially
07:51In the tennis shoe market. Because it's a very large market in America. And if they lowered their prices, especially the price of Qaddis, the one that...
07:56Dominating the market at that time. He could achieve it and it would be a huge success. Uncle Buck's words were inspiring and enthusiastic, and they influenced the company's executives.
08:02Quna Soka. He offered to represent them in America. The officials liked the offer. They agreed. You see, my friend? I'm a friend too.
08:07I started a fictitious company, lost money, and sold it. And I made a profit. And what did I make, my dear?
08:12A fantastic gain. Anyway, Umm Bak continued his journey and toured the country. He had planned to visit it. Then he returned home exhausted.
08:18The one who was waiting. Where and when they brought the first samples from the Quna Soka company. They were 12 shoes. He was very pleased with them. And he got up
08:25He went straight ahead. He took two pairs of shoes and returned them to his trainer. Bowerman came over to get his opinion on them. The man looked at the shoes and said, "Wow, these are nice."
08:31Asteh. Mine already. What's up, son of a gun? Just your home. And he offered to back that he was a sharer.
08:37Five hundred dollars. And they placed an order from Quna Soka for three hundred pairs of shoes. Which cost a thousand dollars in total. And they actually shared the cost with each other.
08:44Buck took over management. Bowerman handled the designs and ideas, which he would present to the Japanese for manufacturing. The shipment arrived at Buck's house, and he turned his power base into a shoe warehouse.
08:51At the same time, he eats the place where he sells. He innovates and becomes famous. And customers come to his doorstep. And within a year, the goods sell out.
08:57Abel Order is second largest. And the line
08:59A monkey so that he could give it. He started to expand. He went outside of Oregon. He started selling in San Francisco and Los Angeles. He made a deal with Quna Soca.
09:06He remains their exclusive distributor in all of western America. And he's going to place an even bigger order after that. For $3500. Oh my God.
09:13But your uncle needed someone to help him so that sales would increase. And one day, he received a message from one of his customers.
09:18His name is Jeff Johnson. He tells him how much. The attraction he bought from him. Pasta.
09:21So he stood up and said to him, "Come, I'll handle your sales. If you don't like it, I won't. Come on, and you'll get a percentage of the sales." Johnson agreed.
09:27He went on and on. He resigned from his primary job. At the same time, there was a problem that Back was facing with the bank. Due to rapid growth
09:33The Blue Ribbon guy. The bank's view at the time. That the company was growing too fast. That speed didn't quite match the size of the capital.
09:39The basics. What they considered small. So they were afraid that one day he would grow up too big. But he wouldn't be able to come
09:46When Buck was making profits, he didn't just take them and put them in his pocket and go on vacation and do all that nonsense.
09:51The talk. Or even if he gathers them. No. He used to use his profits to get back to his wife. He'd bring back more money. So the bank told you. The link
09:58When he had liquidity, all the profits and all the work going into the business were gone. But he had a strong focus on making his project succeed. And on one hand
10:04The second one was reassuring Gontsoka that he would be their best distributor in America.
10:08He started to think that he didn't want to rely solely on the bank to develop his business. He was under pressure. The reason was that
10:14Gonutsuka's orders were always delayed because he had very little time to sell them while also paying off the loan. That's the problem.
10:20There were no sales. The problem was the availability of cash. Everyone who took the shoes would just sit there.
10:26He reinvested in the business. So he decided to look for a backup job, as the world had already left its mark on his mind. Especially
10:30It means he wanted something new. And he actually worked as a chartered accountant at one of the largest accounting firms in America, and currently in the world. Its name is...
10:36PricewaterhouseCoopers. He invested a large part of his salary in Blue Raymond. The rest he spent on living expenses while working at P&W.
10:42C. He's not filming. Isn't that what's in Double C? So it has to be fate. The job. Let him see up close.
10:48Learn how companies operate and manage their accounts. Discover the factors that contribute to success and failure. Understand that the biggest reason for company failure is...
10:54The lack of capital, usually in the form of liquidity or cash, was a major issue. Yeah. That's been his life's work. The guy's never had it.
11:01Liquidity is needed because every investor returns their capital to the same business. How will they solve this? They'll find a way to manage it. Over time, sales will increase. (Year)
11:07Back. Thank God, thanks to his hard work, he got a salary at his company. He's a big fan of it. The company noticed that he's doing a good job.
11:15And a performance worker. As for the salary, they said, "What are you, a company son? You're the boss." And a thousand
11:24He went back to Japan to find a three-year contract. But, my friend, Onitsuka's contract wasn't good for him because he felt that...
11:31He needed a longer contract. But in the end, he signed. He wanted to expand the company, even though the capital was small. So he needed cash.
11:37Honestly, my dear. Just between us. Onitsuka wasn't exactly dazzling with her crystal ball, seriously. I don't want to tell you they were up to it.
11:44They're looking for other distributors in America. Of course, our friend... the jinn didn't know. And when he met one of the officials
11:49He said it. He said it frankly, Mr. Pack. In our language, you've worn it a lot and relieved us of it. And we see that there are distributors.
11:57Others. They can get much higher numbers. Why is your company doing this? I told you. Your statement contradicts the existing contract that...
12:02Between us. He said, "Sir, that's it. You leave New York and California, which made up about a fifth of the business, and we'll deal with them. We'll manage them as we see fit."
12:09I told them it's impossible. That way you could be dragged by...
12:18Wantsuka. Hello, that's it. We're partnering, Wantsuka. She gets fifty-one percent. And you, sir, will keep your job.
12:25Yours. Go ahead. But under Wantesuka's supervision. Look, my friend, business is unforgiving. Here, Wantesuka was shamelessly practicing the term "power of."
12:33Supply. But Bek only had one source of supply. So he was the weaker party. But Bek, as a messenger, said...
12:39In Jazimah. He doesn't give up. Have fun with Chico. And extend
12:42Bowerman trained and achieved the same result. We can't put our finger under the thumb of this tyrannical company. Bowerman had previously designed a boot
12:48It was a huge success for American Souls, and he felt it was their right to have it manufactured by someone else and create a new brand that would be their own.
12:55And then Gontsoka will be banging her head against the wall. They're the ones who'll get us into trouble. He agreed to the idea. Especially since if they do
13:01Their brand. There's no supplier to control them anymore.
13:03After that, they decided to play with Gontsoka. And indeed, my dear, they decided to bring Goat and Gin and leave Saksuka and play with Gontsoka.
13:09The message to their CEO said, "He who consults his partner..." They are initially welcoming of their invention. And they distanced themselves from any form of...
13:16They might switch sides. And he'd go deal with someone else. But at the same time, he was looking for someone else. He wasn't trustworthy. And indeed, no factory.
13:22In Mexico. It was made in Qadis before. And
13:24He agreed with him that he would make him three thousand football boots, so that he wouldn't break the contract with him.
13:29Gontsoka. Which was really exclusive. But only on running and tennis shoes. See if he's as smart as his brain. Yes, Uncle Bek. And at that time he was
13:36It needs a distinctive brand and a unique new name. They hired a university design student to create the logo for them. And they gave it to her for thirty-five.
13:43Dollar. Look, we don't have a budget. We just want something creative. And we'll modify it. And the...
13:47Here's $30, come and take it with the rest of your money. We'll be one team, growing together. Anyway, the girl did well with them.
13:54You did it, Abu Hamid. You designed a health-related logo. Even though you weren't very happy with it, they approved it. Now we're on to...
13:59We've got our money. What's left? We're missing the name. But we need to do this quickly. Because people in Mexico want to make the shoes and write on them.
14:05She had names. He suggested the name Dimension Six. But no one liked it.
14:09One day, Johnson suggested the guy who liked the shoes, so they took him in and hired him. The name was Nike. Back then, I'd say...
14:15Whose Nike is this? Your mother? No way, man. I don't want to put my name on the shoe. He said, "This is Nike."
14:19The goddess of victory remains with the Greek community. Honestly, he didn't like the name before either. But there was no time, so he agreed. No.
14:25They need to hand the shoes over to the factory staff, but they don't know what to write on them. And unfortunately, the first model...
14:31Nike is a failure. In the cold, the sole of the shoe would separate from the other shoe. And that's not all. The bank they dealt with...
14:36They told him, "Will he give you more loans? And when he pays off what's left, he'll get a loan." But he's digging his hoof into me until...
14:41He couldn't get a monkey from another bank. It's true it was a small one and he had a real struggle to get it. But my dear, it was a monkey.
14:47It has no purpose, it's three times necessary. He was a small baby and his soul was being taken away. At that time, your uncle realized that he needed different funding. He needed funding.
14:54It's understandable that the company might not be making a profit right now, but it's growing. Over time, it reached one and three.
15:01Ten million dollars. And it doubles every year. We need someone to budget the costs. Uncle Bek traveled to Japan again, but this time...
15:09Not because of Gontsoka. This time he's going to meet a giant trading company. It's called Nisho. That's the name of my barber, my dear. He's reached this company.
15:16Based on what they knew about the traditional methods in America, they agreed to lend it and deliver it to factories in Japan.
15:21Factories whose craft is the manufacture, design, and sale of shoes. He actually came across a factory called Nippon Rubber. He followed up with Bridgestone, the tire company. He wanted shoes.
15:29I work for Batouk Coach. He gave them his ideas and designs for boots for different sports, such as running, tennis, and basketball. Behind them was the boot that Bowman Lontsuka had made.
15:37Cortisone. They sent him samples. It's true they weren't amazing, but they were effective and worked for the West. And they decided to order thousands of pairs. Especially
15:46Blue Ribbon was still selling Onitsuka merchandise. And they were supposed to have a three-year partnership. Of course, my friend.
15:52I don't need to tell you that the Japanese know everything. And indeed, Onitsuka knew what Blue Ribbon had done, and they felt they had gotten the better of her.
15:59Especially since Blue Ribbon Cat is still selling off Onitsuka merchandise and they're supposed to have a 3-year partnership. But then, despite
16:05They acquired other resources. They also took the name of the Goretz shoe for Nike.
16:08Onitsuka decided to sue Blue Ribbon.
16:11Blue Ribbon shuts up
16:12He will also prepare to file a lawsuit against Onitsuka.
16:15They told them that they were always delaying the delivery of their goods.
16:17And they cause problems
16:18Onitsuka didn't like what was said, but the case continued.
16:20Blue Ribbon proves the case
16:22The court sentenced Onitsuka
16:24She pays $400,000 to Blue Ribbon
16:26Blue Ribbon won
16:27Finally, I'm working in cash.
16:28But what?
16:29Another problem appeared
16:30for him?
16:31The fact that the dollar was worth more labor
16:33Labor costs are higher and more rigid in Japan.
16:36Therefore, the cost of producing shoes returned
16:39So Baq started looking for a factory to buy.
16:41A factory outside of Japan
16:43He actually bought an old factory in New England, America.
16:46And he started making it in another place too.
16:47Puerto Rico and Taiwanese costumes
16:48But he still preferred to manufacture part of his production in Japan.
16:51Blurbon was a terrifyingly growing workforce
16:53The company's assets and inventory have ballooned.
16:55It was negatively affecting liquidity
16:57Oh, liquidity!
16:58Oh uncle, have mercy on us, uncle.
16:59Why don't you hold onto some cash?
17:00Reply to people who started with you, Nibal, a thousand dollars
17:02The factory didn't miss me
17:03Go with your mom
17:04Work as a university student, spend
17:05Liquidity, liquidity, liquidity, liquidity
17:06And you go to work and he tells you, "Hey guys!"
17:08Companies that fail are those that lack liquidity.
17:10And the bank tells you, I don't know what it does
17:21I made a payment of $75,000
17:23And at the same time, he was indebted to another bank.
17:25But Misho had priority.
17:27Farah, Uncle Bek, is withdrawing the cash from the shops and factories.
17:29He paid the money to Nisho
17:31But he couldn't pay the other bank.
17:32The second bank didn't mention it and the FBI money went to him.
17:35Oh my God
17:36And they broke the contract with them.
17:37They felt that he was finished.
17:39Goodbye guys, someone's going to get arrested for something there.
17:41And the end result of trading in shoes
17:43You're biting with a boot
17:44But my dear
17:45Those who saved him were Nisho
17:47Nisho's group paid the bank
17:49When he left, he met with them and convinced them that they should pay him.
17:51Especially after what they showed them regarding their cash flow projections.
17:54It will be like before
17:55Nike has become a favorite among athletes.
17:57And Blue Ribbon were going along with them for money.
17:59In contrast, they wear their new brand.
18:02Tanis and their neighbors are a trend and other sports
18:04A very clever marketing strategy
18:06In the Olympic qualifiers in 1976
18:08All the athletes were wearing Nike.
18:11Three of them earned double in the tournament.
18:13This is, of course, before the brand name.
18:14Consequently, sales doubled in the following year.
18:17It reached $14 million
18:19Let's be happy and celebrate!
18:20There is no problem with visiting
18:22O Ramel
18:22Don't you dare tell me!
18:23Don't you dare say
18:24Don't you dare say "Ya Ba'mal"
18:25Isn't this episode supposed to be called Nike?
18:34Hakaza Marra Abla Keda
18:35He still didn't agree
18:36But if it doesn't go down, there's a risk to the business.
18:38So stay, my dear
18:39It's like when I'm faced with a difficult situation.
18:41He said he's not going to think about anything right now.
18:431977
18:45He met an aeronautical engineer
18:47His name is Frank Rudy
18:48Uncle Rudy
18:49The idea remained.
18:50The sole of the boot
18:51It remains compressed by airbags
18:53He remained as usual
18:54He wasn't very impressed
18:55He knows that this is a successful idea.
18:57He knows that this will set the religion on fire.
18:59And it will bring liquidity
19:00That's how it is, yeah, I mean
19:01I wish he would see me
19:02He says this is a failed software server.
19:03But, my dear
19:04If you learned one thing in this episode
19:06If he remains unimpressed
19:08Like
19:08This is a successful idea
19:09I'll bring in liquidity and break the debt.
19:11The important thing is that he wasn't very enthusiastic.
19:13But try, I don't know
19:14The idea was presented to Qadis
19:15They rejected it outright.
19:17And I sold the engineer and his partner
19:18On the new factory
19:19In order to develop the idea
19:20Let's be happy now.
19:21She is happy and sweet
19:22Hoba
19:23Unfortunately no
19:23They stayed in the same year
19:25Response from US Customs
19:26He must pay that in the hall on behalf of the Prophet.
19:29$25 million
19:31O infidels
19:31It's clear, my dear, that his mother is cursing him.
19:34So that I wouldn't name the shoe after her
19:35I mean, sorry, Mom
19:37How do I put my name on Na3rez?
19:39I'm not going to let anyone tie up my mother ever
19:41Look, my dear
19:41The competitors, without mentioning names, mean
19:43Like Converse
19:44And others, Omar Louby
19:45Customs duties on Blue Ribbon
19:47A law called
19:48American Selling Price
19:49Bayans, on the other hand, said that if there were shoes made inside America
19:53Matching the shoes made outside of America
19:55Customs duties increase on importers
19:5720% of the price of locally manufactured shoes
20:00In our case, who is the importer who manufactures abroad?
20:02Blue Ribbon
20:03blue ribbon
20:04And that's when the competitors started making shoes like Nike shoes.
20:07And they went and set its price sky-high.
20:09Therefore, they increased customs duties on Blue Ribbon.
20:11Let me tell you, my dear
20:11The company was on track to generate $140 million in sales.
20:15Of course, my dear, it's a problem and a serious issue like this.
20:17What should you leave as a backup?
20:18He sat down, and that's what he said.
20:19Oh my ruin, it will be ruined
20:21Where can I get 25 million dollars?
20:24But no, my dear, not at all.
20:25The important thing is that you're doing well, this talk doesn't matter.
20:27Back is moving to a new building with an area of 40,000 square feet.
20:30Two new factories were opened in England and Ireland.
20:32He decided to get involved in clothing products.
20:34To diversify the company's products
20:35He ended the year by officially changing the company's name.
20:38From Blue Ribbon to Nike
20:39INC
20:40Just a year back
20:41Mansash Al-Jamari
20:42The problem is big
20:43Pak Hawi speaks with the government official
20:45The one who sends money to every year of grilling
20:46Twenty-five million dollars, Captain
20:48It's as if he's asking him about the chastity of the water.
20:50His head said in a sword
20:51He has to pay
20:52And here, the year Pak decides
20:53He wants to enter China
20:54Because production costs are lower
20:55And he met someone named
20:57David Chang
20:58David Saat, many American companies
20:59She will work in China
21:00Entering China was a very difficult issue.
21:02And procrastination
21:03It is the government's responsibility to extend an invitation to the business owner.
21:05It's if you please
21:06Come work in China
21:08M. Pack prepared a presentation
21:09And I sold it to Beijing
21:10In the summer, the government extended an invitation to him.
21:12He agreed with them that he would work in China.
21:14And a huge taste, of course
21:15He went to two factories to manufacture there.
21:17And the first American remained
21:18Boots have been made in China for 25 years
21:21When he returned
21:21Meet a senator in the US Congress
21:23And the head of the congressional finance committee
21:25The one who is monitoring the ministry
21:26So they can talk about the Ministry of Finance
21:27And then he went to the perpetrator's new house.
21:29At a low cost
21:30And sell them very cheaply in the market.
21:32Of course, the customs officials released the false information.
21:33Because now there is a new standard.
21:35The jamari will be measured against him
21:36And he went to the media department at the television station.
21:37About his small company
21:38Which started in Oregon
21:39And the evil government is approaching
21:41He filed a monopoly case
21:42At the value that was released to him
21:43Against competitors and Kuwaiti companies
21:45They conspired against him
21:46And using devious methods
21:47They are trying to get out of the business
21:49And they sign his company
21:50This is a pure act of kindness
21:51Of course, my dear
21:52All of this is pressure papers in his favor
21:53Customs office empty
21:54Enter into negotiations with him
21:56And I gave him the required amount.
21:57From $25 million
21:59For nine million dollars
21:59Beautiful medicine
22:00Thank God
22:01We resolved the problem somewhat with the government.
22:03It's just a small problem, my dear.
22:04What is this?
22:05She just found out I exist.
22:06It is liquidity
22:07Liquidity, my dear
22:09And here is Uncle Bek
22:10finally
22:11finally
22:11He decided to solve this problem
22:13The stock market is down
22:1410% went to Powerben and his employees
22:17Those who were with him from the beginning
22:18and some financiers
22:19He retained the majority of shares.
22:20By 46%
22:22And that's it, my dear.
22:23The liquidity problem has been resolved.
22:24The investors are telling him to take the money.
22:26And we have shares
22:27With liquidity
22:27I shaved
22:28But he hadn't yet realized the idea.
22:30The one who controls his mind
22:31From the day it began
22:32That is, he defeats the German competitor.
22:34In the market
22:35Which was of course a saint
22:361984
22:38Basketside appeared in the NBA
22:41His name is Michael Jordan
22:42Fazza talent
22:43He played with extreme strength, speed, and intelligence.
22:45Extraordinary ball control and charisma
22:48He stole everyone's eyes
22:48It was himself and his wish
22:50After he enters the NBA
22:51Whose contract is it today?
22:52With Saints
22:53Oh Khin
22:54That's what you're saying, my dear.
22:55I asked him, meaning...
22:56In other words
22:57That Bask isn't with us.
22:58Should I say it?
22:59At this time
22:59Who went in there?
23:00Nike, my dear
23:01Nike
23:02It was offered to Michael Jordan
23:03five-year contract
23:05Five hundred thousand dollars a year
23:06And it was five percent
23:08In a handwritten note in his name
23:09However
23:10Michael Jordan wanted a saint
23:11Qaddis shaved his head again
23:12In the end, it means I was forced
23:13It's okay, I mean
23:14Nike Hemdi
23:15Nike manufactures
23:16Air Jordan
23:16Those who were expecting
23:18She's making about $3 million
23:19Foul 4 years
23:20But what happened, my dear
23:22She's in her first year.
23:23Cam earned $126 million
23:26Oh my God
23:27First year
23:27The forecast was 3-4 million
23:29Over 3-4 years
23:30Let me tell you, my dear
23:31Anne Jordan remained a brand on her own
23:33And it remained highly influential
23:34In world fashion and culture
23:36I promised it would be more than just a boot
23:38To play basketball
23:39Market, Dom, and shoes remained
23:40Not just shoes
23:41It remained one of the largest companies in history.
23:43Today
23:44Jordan alone
23:45Sellers with four and seven tenths of a billion dollars
23:47Today in 2021
23:48Of course, not Campaign Jaz Duit
23:50The one that came out in the late eighties
23:51The one who is said to
23:52One of the greatest marketing campaigns
23:54In the twentieth century
23:55Nike's marketing strategies
23:57The company is in a completely different place.
23:59And I made them remove the trinkets from the market
24:01They estimated that they were preparing Adidas
24:02And they own a larger share of the market.
24:05Let me tell you, my dear, that Adidas sales
24:07Global in December 2021
24:10It reached approximately $12 billion
24:12But Nike's global sales in December 2021
24:16It reached approximately $45 billion
24:18Almost more than four times Adidas
24:20And that's it, my dear.
24:21This was the story of Nike and Phil Nike.
24:23Those who started from the sleep cat
24:24Back in the day, Adidas and Puma
24:26And all these companies are at the forefront of the sports shoe industry.
24:30And now they have become
24:31All these companies together
24:33Don't even mention their summit
24:33I hope, my dear, that you enjoyed this story.
24:36I hope your shoes are comfortable.
24:39Because the foot is very important in human life
24:43But, my dear
24:44I hope you enjoyed the episode.
24:45Don't forget the past life
24:47And the life to come
24:47Go down and look at the sources
24:48If we were on YouTube
24:49Subscribe to the channel
24:50No, my dear, I've always wanted to change my shoes.
24:53But unfortunately
24:54In Seoul
24:55I'll cut off all the sprays I get and put them in the sources.
24:57I'm dear, don't ask me anything.
24:59What's your favorite shoe brand?
25:01It's mine.
25:02With the plastic in front of it
25:04I'll buy it, my dear, white
25:05And I'm calculating, and it's getting worse for me.