let's talk about it with academy sports and outdoor chairman president and ceo, ken hicks, who joinsmazing here is that your sales in the first quarter were up 47% compared with the first quarter of 2019, not just 2020, 2019 why? >> well, we're seeing a lot of people continue with the activities that they picked up during the pandemic, like fishing, camping, riding bikes, working out. people found new hobbies, they enjoy them and are sticking with them. >> is it those outdoor categories that are doing better relatively than, for example, tennis, golf, baseball, basketball >> no. we saw team sports was one of our best performing businesses this spring because, quite frankly, kids couldn't get out and play baseball last year and so they were out golfers continued golfing. one of the interesting things is we actually saw football was a big sport this spring as a lot of kids who can't play football in the fall were playing seven on seven and spring ball in the spring. >> yeah. so you're picking up on team sports, picking up on outdoor sports e-commerce sales down 20% year over year. i su

from academy sports and outdoor's chairman and president and ceo, he's everything, and his name is ken hicksccess. i understand why there's been a lot of pent-up demand for, you know, getting out, because with we've all been trapped indoors for so long, and that's given you a lot of momentum. the question is as we start to get back to normal, can you keep that momentum going. >> yes. ashley, thank you very much. we actually were open last fall, and what we saw was people picking up new hobbies and habits, building home gyms, going fishing, camping. and what we're seeing is people are continuing with those new hobbies. they're just as active now as they were last year, but we've also got the added benefit of some of the things like team sports, baseball, football. so it's a bonding of both new hobbies and people going back to their old hobbies. ashley: two other issues i wanted to bring up, first, the supply chain problems. it's been affecting the economy as a whole. have you had to deal with it, and has it caused you to either, you know, hold back some products or charge more for products be