Lou Whiteman

Yeah, free tip for them if they want to get their efficiency levels up.

Every Target around us, they have about 17 or 18 checkout lanes, maybe, like Matt says, one or two occupied, and then two separate self-checkout sections that are mostly closed.

I've never been in there where both are open.

You could just rip out a lot of technology, sell it, I don't know, sell it on Best Buy, refurbish, and just make money right there.

Seriously, I still use Target, but I'm more and more dreading going to Target.

I think that this is a challenge here.

Maybe they can do it, but as an investor, again, I'm just not looking to lean in.

I'll go as far as to say it doesn't matter.

I guess, kind of.

But is it a signal worth watching?

No.

As you say, sales happen for a lot of reasons.

This is partially marketing.

Why does it

Anthony Noto buys a million shares.

He's trying to signal.

It's a form of a press release.

The other thing, too, is that while CEOs have inside knowledge, they also tend to believe their own hype.

Maybe on the side, like, yeah, it's great that they're bullish.

They better be bullish.