Carol Massar

How much of your business is sales of new memberships versus people actually just using what they bought maybe years ago?

So, you know, timeshares, they get a bad rap.

I mean, they have a bad rap.

I mean, if you like just Google, get out of timeshare, there are legal companies that specialize in getting you out of timeshares.

Yeah, I mean, you know this, you know the industry.

Is your product different than what people know as timeshares?

And why that bad rap?

So I want to talk a little bit more about the demographics here of your clientele.

And certainly with 20 different brands, it depends on what actual brand we're talking about.

You did give us some age demographics and where people are generationally, but in terms of spend, what are they spending?

What do you know about in terms of their other demographics like household net worth and what part of the economy you're able to get?

You have so many different brands.

You mentioned Margaritaville.

We talked about Wyndham, Eddie Bauer.

What are you missing?

Yes.

Are you seeing that at all, just very briefly?

No.

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