I have been working with and for Brits for more than 35 years now, and my brain shifts between modes.
Glad that what we do is useful.
Timothy, thanks for the prompt reply. I see that in Europe, they commonly refer to “turnover” to mean “revenue”, which is what we tend to use here in NA. The word “turnover” in North America, usually refers to the movement of product or assets out the door, which is often related to sales, but not exactly, it’s more of an efficiency indicator. The different use of the terms, is what threw me off for a while.
BTW, I enjoy the work that you are doing, and want to thank you for it!
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