All the merchandise in Five Below is under $5, whether it's toys, sporting goods, novelty items or accessories, ... This is a retail concept that can potentially grow very, very fast.

They sort of crept over the border from the north, and are now sort of expanding into the northern suburbs and western suburbs.

I think their strategy is to be as ubiquitous as Walgreen's. They're a very good operator, a formidable rival to Walgreen's.

A national place to register and buy wedding gifts is a huge advantage.

Anna's Linen stores are mostly in what are called 'B' type locations or strip malls. We think that there's a lot of real estate currently available in that format. The other positive for the retailer is its appeal to ethnic communities, which we believe are underserved in the value-priced home furnishings arena.

Financially, it's not a bad quarter. The concern from a retail perspective is that top-line sales number. It's not where you want to be as an ongoing, viable retailer. ... Long-term, you don't want to be losing customers.