On 11 August, the Tuesday newspaper was published with the front-page headline declaring, ""Apple Daily" must fight on." Tsang Chi-ho, the former presenter of satirical news show "Headliner," included a blank space in his regular column that simply said, "You can't kill us all." Many Hong Kong residents lined up overnight at newspaper vendors to buy the first printed copies. Readers also purchased the newspapers in bulk, distributing free copies around the city. Within hours, multiple convenience stores had sold out all their copies. The publication's popularity came from readers who wanted to show their support towards "Apple Daily" and preserve the press freedom in Hong Kong.