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can you square those as the consumer not pulling back or we're not seeing any demand destruction from higher prices?
do you think you saw any pull-forward in demand?
extending the hours has led to incremental gallons? Are you seeing customers take advantage of that?
It implies about, at the midpoint, 30% EBITDA growth. So obviously, a little bit of a slowdown from the first half
to get there in 5 years, off of 2024, that's like a 48% annual growth rate. You're having a great year this year, but I think your unit growth rate year-over-year is up like 43%
what do you need to see to take that number - that margin outlook higher?
to the extent that tariffs likely drive up new car pricing, can you remind us or how do you think about how that impacts used-car pricing?
people did their maintenance in the first quarter with their tax refund dollars. Does that impact spending in the second and third quarter historically
Your costs were still high this quarter, but presumably a lot of that was due to increased labor to support the high comps rather than the legal and health care situation
you're not expecting any pickup in in 2025 outside of potential tariffs. You know, any reason why, you're not seeing that increase in inflation
the expectation, I think, then is for the first quarter comp to be lower, yet I thought you said that January is running Happy exit rate of 2024
One criticism maybe is that it's the same management team. I think at some point, people would have -- some investors wanted people from the outside. But clearly, there's a lot of change going on here
October flat, yet you're guiding to down low single digits to the fourth quarter. Is that indicative of a little bit of a slowdown post Halloween?
Can you talk about the timing of when you start to leverage some of the investments that you've made over the last few years
How do you see the competitive situation today versus three months ago or earlier in the year?
bigger picture, is it more competitive now than it has been? Less competitive?
Remind us your exposure now to Europe potentially seeing two hundred percent tariffs and presumably that they'll retaliate.