Wendy finished watching all the interviews one by one. Not all who were interviewed experienced symptoms of allergies.
Out of the seven who were interviewed, one was allergic, and two said the quality was not as good as before. Upon washing, the colors faded. The other four did not offer any detailed criticism.
This was planned by Wendy. Certainly, not all of the same batch of products would have the same problems at the same time, because that would make it easy to trace the problems.
Timothy was rushing to release the products into the market, so surely not all of them would be checked. He did random inspections, so if all the goods had problems, he would definitely find out.
Wendy made sure to botch about half of the goods. She had communicated well with the quality inspection staff, and ensured that the batch that Timothy spot-checked contained only the ones with no issues.
