Demand pulled forward by customers, deliveries pushed out

Using ONLY the supplied earnings call transcript and no outside information: On this call, does management describe customers acting URGENTLY to secure the company's product, capacity, or service EARLIER than their normal buying pattern — that is, customers themselves moving ahead of their usual timing because they are worried about availability, lead times, price increases, or losing their place in line? Answer YES only if management, in its own words anywhere on the call (prepared remarks or Q&A), affirmatively describes at least one concrete instance of this customer-initiated urgency, such as: customers placing orders further out than they historically do or extending their ordering horizon; customers requesting earlier delivery, pulling in scheduled shipments, or asking to accelerate a program; customers paying deposits, prepayments, or non-refundable reservations to hold supply or a build slot; customers accepting longer lead times or waiting lists rather than going elsewhere; customers pre-buying ahead of an announced price increase or a known constraint; or customers escalating to secure allocation. The urgency must be attributed to the CUSTOMERS' own behavior as observed by management, and must be described as actually occurring now or in the recent period. Answer NO if management only reports strong demand, a large backlog, record bookings, a healthy pipeline, or a favorable market without describing customers changing their timing or behavior to get ahead of scarcity; NO if the pull-forward is driven by the COMPANY (a sales push, promotion, discount, incentive, or channel loading) rather than by customers; NO if the accelerated buying is described as a one-time distortion from a tariff, tax, regulatory deadline, subsidy expiration, or announced product discontinuation; NO if management characterizes the behavior as unhealthy pre-buying that will reverse, as double-ordering it distrusts, or as borrowing from future periods; NO if the urgency is only hoped Use only the supplied transcript. Answer only YES or NO.