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Then more and more did through that year and 2021. So people that maybe would've waited went ahead and bought a new grill. Well in 2020, everybody on earth was stuck at home and as a symptom of that, started upgrading things like their grill. It's always been relatively flat and predictable. The avg person keeps for 5 years then buys a new one. Let's say 5 million people normally buy a grill in a year and that's relatively stable.
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