tags. We'll keep that.
Also, note: numbers: $5,405 -> 5 405 dolarů (Czech uses space as thousand separator, but we can keep the dollar sign and comma? Better to use Czech format: 5 405 dolarů, but the original has $5,405. For consistency, I'll keep the dollar sign and use space: $5 405? Actually, in Czech, we often write "5 405 dolarů" without the dollar sign before. But to preserve the original style, I'll keep "$5 405" but that might be odd. Alternatively, use "5 405 USD" or just "5 405 dolarů". I'll use "5 405 dolarů" and remove the dollar sign? The requirement says keep all facts and numbers accurate. The number is 5,405. In Czech, decimal comma is used, but here it's a thousand separator. So I'll write "5 405 dolarů" (space as thousand separator). Similarly, $118 -> 118 dolarů, $56 -> 56 dolarů. But the original has $118, so I'll write "118 dolarů". For $4,006 -> 4 006 dolarů. I'll adjust.
Also, "to the moon" is a phrase. In Czech, we can say "na Měsíc" (with capital M). Or "na měsíc" (lowercase). Since it's a metaphor
