I would by, because the growth is genuinely impressive. BROS grew Q2 revenue 32.5% to $550.9M, while same-store sales increased 8.3% at company-operated stores. Even better, transactions themselves increased 3.4%, meaning the growth isn't coming entirely from price increases. If BROS can maintain something close to 20–25% earnings growth for several years, today's valuation can eventually look much more reasonable.
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I would by, because the growth is genuinely impressive. BROS grew Q2 revenue 32.5% to $550.9M, while same-store sales increased 8.3% at company-operated stores. Even better, transactions themselves increased 3.4%, meaning the growth isn't coming entirely from price increases. If BROS can maintain something close to 20–25% earnings growth for several years, today's valuation can eventually look much more reasonable.