shares a fraction below all-time high 400% since going public in 2020 ken hicks, what a story.. >> thank you, appreciate it. >> you seeing any signs of consumer stress that match the kind of panicky bank headlines we've been getting the past week >> we are -- we know the consumer is stressed and we are a value retailer so we are seeing the consumer gravitate a little bit more to value but they're buying what they want and they, you know, as far as their discretionary income they're putting more of it into things they want to did which is what we sell like sports and outdoor activities >> so where in particular and this is something we heard from some of the grocers, big box chains, they say they can see inflation shifting consumer preferences. do you see that easing up at all? in other words, we know the price pressures have stopped being as bad as they were. but prices are still higher than they were and now we see signs of a slowing economy and some fraying in parts, for instance, of subprime auto, things like that, ken. would you say that's just a one-off or make sense to yo