Jason Hall

I think the best margin of safety, the business that's proven, the business that's a lot stronger than the stock is treating it like, I think that's Lululemon, too.

I agree.

How about that?

All three of us.

Yeah.

It's either a really good thing or a really bad thing.

Right, John?

Okay, guys, this has been a lot of fun.

Dan, John, thank you both so much for joining me today.

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I think this is both a defensive and an offensive move.

It's one that I actually really like.

I'm generally not a fan of large acquisitions.

We'll talk about it later in the show.

But history is not good in measuring the performance of those sorts of deals.