 much to pretty much everything. The first scene in Clannad sums up how it has changed me: 

Tomoya: "I hate this city. It's full of memories I want to forget about. Go to school every day, chat with friends, and then return to a home I'd rather not go back to. Will doing this ever give way to change? Will that day come?"

[He sees Nagisa]

Nagisa: "Anpan! Do you like this school? I really, really love it. But nothing can stay unchanged."

Tomoya (thinks): "A girl I've never seen before. The words weren't directed at me. She must be talking to someone within her heart."

Nagisa: "Fun things...happy things...they can't all possibly remain the same... Even so, can you keep loving this place?"

Tomoya: "Just find them. Just find new fun and happy things. Come on, lets get going."

Tomoya (thinks): "We start to walk up...the long, long uphill climb."

[](/s "That scene is so significant to me that I rewatched it 6-7 times while watching the rest of the series. I, like Tomoya, was unhappy with life. And I, like Nagisa, love my school, and am sort of scared of what the future might hold for me. Everything is uncertain from there on out. They both are scared for the future of their lives, even if Tomoya wouldn't like to admit it at first. Tomoya and Nagisa were both lonely in their own ways, but finding each other made each other find value in their lives. Tomoya helping Nagisa (and everyone else) with their problems gave him a purpose in life, and that made him more happy with life. ")

[](/s "Nagisa is right, nothing stays unchanged. Tomoya's comment about finding new fun and happy things is what keeps you going, though. Just because the happy things of the past won't stay, doesn't mean you can't find new things. Like the rest of the first scene, it rings true throughout the rest of the show and in life in general. When Nagisa dies, Tomoya is eventually able to find new fun and happy things: namely Ushio. Raising Ushio gave him meaning once again. Change isn't easy, though. It's a "long, long uphill climb".")

[](/s "Before Nagisa dies, Tomoya is working hard as an electrician, doing everything he can to provide for Nagisa. He wants her happy, and when she is happy, he is happy. I had just been rejected by a girl I really liked, and I was devastated. But the interactions between Tomoya and Nagisa made me realize it wouldn't have worked out anyways, and that she was not the kind of girl I was looking for. I want someone I can try to protect and just generally someone I can be happy with. It's hard to explain exactly what I learned but it's there.")

[](/s "As for Tomoya's job as an electrician, after not going to college, I realized basically that all walks of life are valid. In my high school, basically everyone I knew was going to a top tier college while I'm going to a mid-tier at best one, and I was really sad about that for a while, that I didn't have good grades, etc. But what Tomoya taught me is that that's not really what matters in life. What matters is working your best at your job, caring for the people you love with all you've got, and living life to the fullest. Again, all walks of life are valid, including not going to college which I had hardly even considered.")

[](/s "Tomoya's relationship with his father struck me as well. I have never had a good relationship with my father for whatever reason. I never wanted to hang out with him or do things with him. I didn't like being around him. Hell, I didn't like him. The scene with Tomoya's grandmother on the hill made me realize what a bad son I had been my whole life to my father. I apologized to him, and have been actively trying to take interest in his life, like he had been taking in my life. He's given me all I wanted, and I was a thankless little brat, but I'd like to think that that's changed now, thanks to Clannad. I didn't tell him anything about this, but started treating him better, and he came up to me and told me he noticed that I had been and that he appreciated it. I told him about Clannad, and many tears were shed. I think we have a significantly better relationship now. I realized that I wanted to be a father a lot and that my dad really is the same as me... I just hadn't seen it before.")

So yeah, Clannad changed my life, and for the better, for sure. I love the anime in a way that words can't describe, though I've tried my best to do that anyways.



^(this post was a huge bitch to format)<issue_start><issue_comment>Title: feat : AddProduct By SKU 
username_0: AddProduct By SKU

## Type

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* ### Test
  Test added to check AddProduct by SKU
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## Description

Add `isSku` to buildCartItemData, to add product by SKU number.

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<issue_comment>username_1: :tada: This PR is included in version 6.1.0 :tada:

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