Toby Howell

Let's get the bees back though because I'm a big fan of honey.

And what about hot honey?

Not a fan of hot honey at all.

Honey is great enough as is.

I think people are trying too hard.

Some people absolutely love it, but it's just not for me.

I would rather have a pepperoni slice without honey on it.

I don't need the hot honey.

It's actually other park amenities that are catching up.

So garden spending jumped 8%.

Disc golf spending was up 4%.

And then outdoor fitness zones up 3%.

So even though you're a tennis fan right there, it does look like just the park ecosystem is maturing and branching out from just these racket-based sports.

But yeah, you mentioned that 900% stat.

So to say the pickleball boom is leveling off, it's more like it's just maturing more.

There's only so much space that you could possibly put a pickleball court in, and it looks like those spaces have been taken up.

So I wouldn't say it's shrinking.

It's just expanding less quickly.

It feels like they're not exactly the same terrain.

Like disc golf, you need much more space for it.