介绍： Avner Hyatt’s great-grandfather opened his first fur store in Russia before immigrating to the United States.
Back then, he says fur was special because only the very rich could afford it.
These days it’s just as rare but for a different reason.
My customers for the last year and a half already have been ve...

介绍： Avner Hyatt’s great-grandfather opened his first fur store in Russia before immigrating to the United States.
Back then, he says fur was special because only the very rich could afford it.
These days it’s just as rare but for a different reason.
My customers for the last year and a half already have been very confused about the ban.
Can we wear fur? Can we not wear fur? Is it OK somebody gonna throw something on us? Is that gonna go to jail ? Some people tells me.
There is a reason for the confusion, a series of laws signed by California governor Gavin Newsom that among other things ban sales of new clothing and accessories made of fur.
The cruelty of the whole process is what prompted lawmakers to go ahead with the new law.
Prohibiting killing animals for their fur means killing the fur business, says Hyatt. And that in turn will leave many people unemployed.
A freedom of choice.
Tomorrow somebody’s gonna come and tell you that you cannot eat hamburgers anymore.
I want to see what people would do that on McDonald’s and Burger King and everything because they kill animals for food, a million times more than what it’s used for furs
We’re not a very strong industry.

在移居美国之前，Avner Hyatt 的曾祖父在俄罗斯开了他的第一家皮草店。
他说，当时皮草很特别，因为只有非常有钱的人才买得起。
如今，这种情况同样罕见，但原因不同。
我的顾客在过去的一年半里已经对这个禁令感到非常困惑。
我们可以穿皮草吗? 我们可以不穿皮草吗? 有人会向我们扔东西吗? 会进监狱吗?请有个人告诉我吧。
这种困惑是有原因的，加州州长加文·纽森签署了一系列法律，其中包括禁止销售毛皮制成的新服装和配饰。
整个过程的残酷是促使立法者继续实施新法律的原因。
凯悦说，禁止因为动物的皮毛而杀死它们，就意味着扼杀毛皮生意。这反过来又会导致许多人失业。
选择的自由。
明天有人会来告诉你不能再吃汉堡了。
我想看看人们在麦当劳和汉堡王之类的地方会怎么做，因为他们为了食物而杀死动物，这比皮毛多了一百万倍
我们不是一个非常强大的行业。