POOL has contrarian opportunity as a beaten-down mass-market stock, but speaker prefers safety of wealth-catering stocks and may avoid POOL.

And another possibility, this one I don't know if I'll do is Pool Corporation. And another possibility is Whirlpool. I'm interested in being a contrarian on these beaten down dogs as well, but I might stay away from those and I might stick with win and RH and and why win and RH really cater to the top income earners. They really cater to, you know, the top wealthy, right? Really the top 10% and even deeper in the top 5%, right? Whereas pool's really catering to more of the masses. Whirlpool's more catering to the masses. So, I I look at those stocks and I'm like, there's opportunity there, but I just I got to feel safe. And I would feel safer probably buying these top dogs than buying, you know, some of these other guys that are just kind of catering to the masses. Cuz at the end of the day, man, I'm going to just be honest with you guys. Rich people got money regardless of whatever [snorts] the short-term blah blah blah is going on out there. That's just how it is, man. You know, the guy that has a $50 million net worth, guess what? You know, his stocks go down, his net worth probably still 40 million. He's still stupid rich, right? And so, I don't know. Like, I've considered maybe just sticking to these, but I I'm still in consideration for pool. Still in consideration for Whirlpool. Hell, that's kind of funny. Pool and Whirlpool. Hilarious.