Mojo in the morning, y'all. We got the 5 of 655 and the War of the Roses all coming up here. And just a couple of moments. So stick around for that. All right. So I want to throw this out because I actually think that they're pretty much right on point with this. Over the course of a year, just about everyone in the U.S. will eventually buy something from one of the top retail brands at least once. But do you know where people that are just like you, the same age as you, the same maybe demographic as you, shop the most? I want to go through the ages and the demographics and see if this actually is true. You ready for this? All right, so they say that the typical Amazon shopper makes most of the transactions with nearly two orders per week, okay? But their annual spending is outdone by a typical Walmart shopper who buys about $3,534 worth of stuff each year. And the typical Costco shopper usually has the highest income. The people that are shopping at Costco usually are the people making the money. while the people who shop at the Dollar General usually are making the least amount of money. Now, let's go through age brackets on this one. Dollar General is usually an older rural worker with just a high school education making less than $40,000 a year. And by the way, their most popular items that they buy, candy, chips, soda, and they prefer brands like Coca-Cola, Reese's, and Lay's. CVS. CVS. Which, by the way, I used to be a CVS shopper. Now I'm a Walgreens shopper. Same.