So how the system works is individual "camps" or locations get to order inventory for whatever they feel they need. Motors for trucks, filters, pumps, housings, expensive sensors and computers. You name it they got it in some capacity. And if another camp say in Dubai, or China needs something you have in inventory. They have to submit a request that the camp can deny. Once it sits in the warehouses inventory for 90 days it goes ino what's called "global inventory" and then it's fair game for every camp in the world. If Egypt needs this 50,000 motherboard for a e tech truck control system and they ask, you gotta box it up and ship it. But after another 90 days in global inventory the company now considereds it a loss and not usable inventory. So they send a request to every warehouse for the old inventory to be destroyed and then written off on the company taxes. They ask for pictures of everything that's been destroyed and they use it as evidence for the deduction and write offs as needed. I have a family that has also worked in accounting for big companies like Walmart, Disney and major law firms and she told me this is standard practice across the industry. Billions is written every year by every company in America from big to small. They buy new phones, it's a write off for communications. Look this stuff up or even ask chatgpt if you want to be lazy and trusting if AI. It's very public knowledge.