Correct. Greeks (and a few other markets) use it to compare prices and buy stuff. That being said, they are in the process of expanding their business right no

Correct. Greeks (and a few other markets) use it to compare prices and buy stuff. That being said, they are in the process of expanding their business right now with new products/different offerings. There are some growing pains there but it's an interesting company overall and they experiment with the work/life balance (e.g. they did 4 day weeks at some stage, unsure if they went ahead with that or reverted to 5-day weeks).