Standard 5 & 10 Ace and Stan's Kitchen

My local go-to for random DIY house projects; amazing inventory for the floor space and very knowledgeable staff

Great place to get almost anything for home DIY, even custom mixed paint colors.

I was only there for a few minutes, all I needed was a saw blade the selection wasn't huge but i found what I wanted. The employee's were very helpful. So nice to deal with what I'm my eyes are genuinely nice people. When in the area I am definitely shopping there. They made me feel welcomed and they deserve our business. :)

Great little neighborhood catch-all. A little pricey but worth the convenience.

Stan's Kitchen is a lovely little place connected to Ace Hardware, with their whole eclectic cooking utensils and appliances. The people working the store were highly knowledgeable and super friendly. Thank you Linda for your wonderful recommendations, I'm definitely coming back.

Was very nice about two decades ago ..now chock full of over priced , junk

Excellent hardware store which also has toys, games and stationery

The Standard 5 & 10 Ace on California Street is the most amazing store. It has everything. I have loved the vibe of this store for years. It just gets better and better.

Service, selection and value - yes - Standard 5 & 10 Ace is part of the curated and thoughtful retail, banking and shopping mix in Laurel Village Shopping Center. Standard 5 & 10 Ace has plumbing and painting supplies, tools and barbecue grills and everyday items like cleaning supplies to holiday cards and kitchen items. Need some puzzles and holiday decor for every occasion, they have that too. Today I was drawn in to look at their after-holiday ornament sale. My son and I have created memories with ornaments we bought together almost every year. We bought three, 75% off! You'll be surprised by the selection and breadth of stock this store has. Stroll inside and be inspired: You might find something useful you've meant to buy and things that've been on your list you didn't know they had, all in one place.

Been going here for probably 50 years. It really hasn't changed that much and they offer a little of everything. Need a key made...no problemo Light bulbs......yep wrapping paper....of course. You get the picture. Super nice staff

One of the quirky things about Laurel Village is how unconventional it is. The biggest perk is there is a parking lot. Did I mention free parking? In San Francisco? Being here for an appointment, my friend noticed the "Ace" sign from the lot so we walked in from the store's backdoor, another rarity for SF businesses. Not wanting to spend too much time shopping, we saw a young gentleman making keys by the back entrance and showed him what we sought. He gave us instructions and offered to help us if we couldn't find it before he was done. Walking the aisle he mentioned, we couldn't find it and asked another young guy for help. After walking a couple of aisles, the key staff member saw us still searching and took us to the exact location where they were shelved and stored. After getting what we needed, I headed to the cashier near the main California St. entrance. The kind lady asked me whether I was an Ace buyer member (no) and quickly registered me to be one. After paying for my items and leaving, I noticed the dollar amount on my receipt was unusually high and, in studying it, learned that she mistakenly double rang my items. I quickly walked back and explained the situation to her. She took my receipt back and quickly issued a credit to adjust this error. It was only when I walked back to do the adjustment that I noticed the business name and the welcome mat (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=AcwLE_Le423NdBWXjr11ig&userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q). Great neighborhood spot for those who need hardware supplies and nice that it still as that local feel.

very disappointed. xmas items are 25% off but Hanukah items will not see that. Hanukah starts tomorrow-the 24th. xmas starts the 25th. i spoke with the owner. He decided this is what to do. NOT RIGHT! There is no equality. Owner said he runs out of Hanukah decorations-full price!! That's fair and equal. I know it's about the money. They buy too much xmas-where Hanukkah gets an end cap! wow! Hanukah sells out. xmas doesn't. Wonder what would be said if it was in the reverse! got a message from one of the CEO's Haha. "not all xmas things on sale" haha! maybe? but not ONE Chanukah thing on sale until after the holiday starts and the company sells out on most items. Thus making full price on ALL ITEMS bc they sell out each year and not much is left when things actually go on sale! The response I received was to cover themselves just in case!

How do they squish so many things in there. The aisles are narrow. I'm afraid that person who sues stores for not having handicapped space might come in here. They have a "variety" (understatement). You want something, they must have it. They are part of ACE hardware store. Their kitchen ware is two doors down. Everything you need in the kitchen, except the sink.

About a month ago, I called Stan's Kitchen, part of this Standard 5 & 10 store to see if they carried food coloring and sugar pearls as I needed that for the cookie decorating class. And they do. Perfect. Came over, got what I needed. Previously, I also found a great looking (it's pink!) and useful silicon spatula as somebody was using the regular spatula on the nonstick pan and that's a huge no-no. Today, I pop in to see if they have any stackable yogurt jars because I wanted to make chia puddings, but they don't have any stackable jars. I did end up ordering them from the company named after Brazil's rain forest. However, I found a silicon fork that I didn't know I needed, but I do because I'm cooking more at home now and these kitchen tools are essential. Plus, it's a pretty aqua color.

truly a gem that I just found the other day. a friend told me they actually have yarn. and it was totally true, nice small selection of acrylic yarn and embroidery thread. Lots of fun items for each seasonal holiday. wow what valentines display they had. but the BEST part was finding a knowledgeable and kind staff person named Heather. Heather helped me find the best 3M double stick tape for the project I needed. THEN She helped me buy a bird feeder and helped me get the spicy suet blocks that go inside (we are hoping the spiciness will deter the mouse that lives in our neighbor's yard). ANYWAY, she was SUPER knowledgeable about the bird feeder and helped a newbie feel SO at ease. THANK YOU HEATHER FOR BEING AWESOME. I will be back for more yarn!

Wow it feels a little silly to rave about a hardware store but this place is seriously the best! Everyone is so friendly from the people who answer the phone to all the staff in store. I needed to get some keys copied and it was done instantly and at a very fair price. Store is also jam packed with everything one could ask for from a hardware store and more. Without a doubt I recommend everyone to come here and support a great local business instead of buying from larger chain stores or online. Will be returning for all my home upkeep needs.

This is purely for the unfortunate (and seemingly unnecessary) recent remodel. It's no longer the welcoming and well stocked Ace it used to be. I loved visiting this place often- it had great customer service (as opposed to the one on Clement) and they were often proactive and helpful. Fantastic stock of home/diy projects/repair items, paints, pro construction items, and everything you'd need. Now, the floor plan is unwelcoming (rotated the aisles and the ceilings appeared to have lowered 5+ ft) and the stock is now more towards crafts, cards, party, and home decor items so if you're in construction/remodel mode, your options are severely limited to 3-4 short aisles. During my visit, the spray paint/etc. aisle was cordoned off with no signage or staff working in the aisle to explain why it's inaccessible. Odd how they were able to turn the same large space they had before to what it is now. For what it's worth, I was neither greeted nor asked if I needed help, despite my passing by several employees, including those having personal conversations very loudly in the back stock space. It's just plain sad when something like this happens to a local neighborhood location. I'm sure it meets some people's needs, just not mine anymore.

There are aisles and aisles of fun stuff here, like jigsaw puzzles, games, toys, party supplies, LOADS of Hallmark greeting cards, holiday decorations, etc. Plus household necessities you would find at an Ace hardware store, of course. This store is huge!! And there's free parking in the back.

OMG. Where to begin?! Liz, I am so grateful for you! Liz was so helpful with all my Halloween needs and my early-bird holiday card purchase. She was so knowledgable, kind, professional and thoughtful! 3 cheers for Standard 5&10 and Liz! (Yay Washington HS Students)!

This review is about Viggo. His assistance the other day with issues I was having with a cordless phone (I bought from England) went way beyond any expectations I could have. He googled to explore answers to ways to make my phone adaptable to the US electrical system. So often, an employee just says they don't know an answer, and then move onto the next customer. Viggo pursued the problem to its end to make sure there wasn't a way to resolve this issue. Viggo is a real gem of an employee!

I mean they have a little bit of everything and sometimes it's really overwhelming. It's like walking into a mini Target. Some of their stuff is so chaotic and random I don't even get how or why they chose to sell it, but you have to remember their target audience is elderly yuppies. The area they are in and their clientele are mainly 60 plus it seems as I've never been into a store so many times and seen decrepit people looking like that if you just touch them they'll turn to dust. I do know that they either were or still are unionized, which is very very rare for a independent store, so you know they at least in the past, did not treat their employees well or they would have never needed to unionize. It's a store I'll go to because it's convenient where I'm located, but they are not as cheap as you expect a Five and Dime Store to be, even though there's really no such thing anymore. I like their longevity, but they just try to cover too much territory and such an average size store. I do like that they hire seniors though, since that is the majority of the clientele

The nice thing about living in an apartment is you can always call your landlord when something breaks. The bad thing about living in an apartment, especially one that is old (rent control tho!), is occasionally, things get backed up. My parents squeezed into our 1 bedroom apartment for the weekend and come Monday morning, our toilet needed some extra push. I searched for hardware stores and didn't want to go to Laurel Heights for ACE Hardware. This was conveniently located along the #1 Bus route and across B patisserie! (another bonus!) This place is OLD. All the aisles are overstuffed with items where upon first look, you don't know what the hell they're selling. I just needed a plunger! I took a walk around the whole store since it's not that big. When I got back to the front empty handed, the lady asked if I needed help, which I gladly accepted. The item I was looking for was all the way in the back, in an unmarked box where you have to actually look down inside the box to find what you were looking for. It's like searching for buried treasure. $4.99 + tax is a bargain for when you need help flushing that shiet down the drain. All other shiett problems, please consult your therapist.

This is a follow up to my original review of 12/23/2019. The store owner Tony still claims, the battery I sought to purchase there does not show up online as listed to their store. I am attaching a photo that clearly shows his claim to be untrue. Just look! OK so now you claim " ...Scroll lower on the website you are on and you will see that it is NOT available at our store, nor are you able to ship to our store. You are able to order this online at AceHardware.com and have it shipped directly to you if you wish..." I did scroll and if you did you would have seen the "unavailable online" statement contained there. The fact that your business model doesn't include customer satisfaction by making a reasonable counter offer (again, I do not consider upselling what's in stock as reasonable) doesn't help. I will buy batteries elsewhere. I consider this a cautionary tale.

At the suggestion of the woman in the makeshift chocolate shop a few doors down, I came into this variety store in search of a pastry bag and tips (accoutrements for my cupcake experimentation). I asked the first employee I laid eyes upon if they had such implements in the store. He led me to the cake decoration aisle and I was in heaven. I not only came away with a pastry bag, several tips and two mini muffin tins but also found the small size paper souffle cups that I'd been searching for. The Standard 5 & 10 has almost anything you can think of from greeting cards and underwear to office supplies, ramekins and bobby pins - it truly is a variety store! If you're a fledgling baker with a hankering for a loaf pan or a cook in need of a microplane zester, look no further! I absolutely adore this place!

I recently visited this Ace in hopes to find potting soil. I was greeted by James who lead me to the garden section and helped me find what I needed. After finishing up, he helped me to my car to load the gardening supplies. The entire staff was very kind and will definitely revisit this location again. Thank you

This Standard 5&10 Ace Hardware has been here forever. I always pop in when doing my errands on Laurel Village. A remnant of what was called " dime store", this store carries almost everything... it recently acquired the shoes store next door, and the expanded it into the kitchen housewares department. Pots and pans, tablecloths, cloth and paper napkins, fancy measuring spoons, cheeseboards, ... come in and browse to find out what's new.. You can find almost anything here. Light bulbs? They have updated to have LED lights too. Keys made? Yes, they can do it too. Want to repainted your house? Paint section. Fancy paper plates for a party? They have it. Soil for your garden? Birds seeds? Yes, they have everything! I love this store because they always evolve and keep their merchandise up to date with the times and trends. The staff here is very friendly and helpful. Parking is meter parking on California street, or the huge lot in the back which is always crowded.

Friendly and helpful employees. I ordered paint and a few other items online for instore pickup. When I arrived at the store, they brought up my order and checked in because the tint I ordered did not show up on their print out. The gentleman asked if I meant to have no tint because he wanted to make sure I knew I could not paint, well no color would show up. I let him know which tint I wanted and he quickly made the paint for me.

Good solid neighborhood hardware store - the staff have always been friendly and helpful and if they didn't have something were always quick to offer suggestions of another option or a different place I might find it. Plus for parking!

Don't buy Pokémon cards here especially the booster packs. Went in to buy a couple boosters but at checkout I examined the loose packs and it looks like they were opened and resealed. They claim that's how they got it from the reseller. Would not advise buying any of the Pokémon products from here.

Call me a hardware whore... I love hardware stores, so I have to not get too excited or I'd just give them all five stars. That being said this particular Ace hardware is above middling on the hardware store scale. Which is true for most Ace's. Folks who work here are really nice and they have a lot of fun non-hardware things in stock like toys, stationery and party decorations. They're good at explaining products to you too. So the only drawback is that the prices aren't at all cheap. 5 & 10 my azz! But it almost gets a fifth star anyway, because it's the only part of Laurel Village that doesn't scream upscale privilege.

A decent little store. The selection isn't as large as a OSH or Home Depot, but then again I can walk here and they have most items I need for that quick little home repair. The staff is pretty friendly, just make sure you don'e wait until you are checking out to ask for help - thay may get you a little dirty look from the person behind the register.

This store carries everything! Toys, hardware greeting cards etc. We popped in here after a dental appt to browse. I found what is akin to the holy grail of school supplies 12 ct Crayola markers! I can't tell you how long I've been looking for these! Target and all the stores only carried 10 ct. If you're looking for 12, this is it. I also found a small supply of Hello Kitty merchandise. Wonderful store! Support your local businesses!

Unpleasant sales person. The cashier lady has no interest working there. Items have covered in dust. The sales young kid tried to help me, then have me an attitude once he couldn't help. It should be a reverse situation. Walked around whole store and not even apology.

I had made keys here before. I went in about 3 weeks ago to make 5 keys at first I was thinking a design key then I saw $4.99. I thought no I just get the regular key. When I got to the register they run up as $4.99. I ask why are they so high as the design keys are 4.99 the guy told me metal went up. I did ask for the manger and he was out to lunch. I was in a hurry but wrote a email to Ace Hardware headquartered with a response we can't tell them how much to charge. I call 3 other Ace in the area and they charge 2.50 per key 1/2 the price of this one. Something is wrong here. Beware!

Do not shop here. I went into this store and they kept making racist comments about Black Lives Matter. I am black but I do not belong to any organizations or groups. These people were just rude and mean for no reason.

Friendly service, & always have the tool, part or holiday/gift item I need. Plus they have Haribo candy!

They have just about everything! It's a true variety emporium. Plus they offer online shopping, take your old batteries and cut Winnie the Pooh keys. I haven't spent enough time in the store to see everything that they have and I ignore the hardware store aisles but I do come here just about every Halloween. They usually have a good selection of Halloween items and the same is true for all holidays, including Chinese New Year. Also, the note card selection is surprisingly good; they carry Crane & Co. and Paper Source, along with Hallmark and other brands. The greeting cards are okay (mainstream), mostly Hallmark I think. You'll also find office, packaging, and school supplies. They've got your standard craft supplies, including knitting needles, crochet hooks, posters, yarn (just acrylic Red Heart), and felt. Need a place to store your crafts? Choose from a wide array of baskets and storage containers. The toy department has Hello Kitty items, UglyDolls, Lego, board games and Webkinz; the types of toys that kids actually want. The candy aisle is worth a visit too for the usual suspects but also Scharffen Berger chocolate bars. Then there are the odd items like underwear, pantyhose and soap leaves (do people buy their underwear at variety stores still?)

I love this place. They have everything. It's always fun to go in and see what they're offering gadget wise and also for must haves. On Thanksgiving eve I realized I had been a little aggressive in my inviting....and didn't have enough table space for the group soon to be supping. Did I want to pay $44.99 for a folding table, when for $54.99 you can get a folding table AND 4 chairs @ Target? No. But the point is, they had a table, there's plenty of parking in the Laurel Village lot behind the store, and it's bloody convenient, and you can get personalized friendly service, and I hate going to Target.

Get your lemonade-stand money together, for there is a bona-fide 5 and Dime, right here in our fair city - Ace 5 & 10 in Laurel Village. This store has everything and beyond. Toys, bathroom hooks, paints, tools, helium balloons, board games, strangely realistic German animal figurines....it's like they wrote my shopping list for me! Taken straight from my subconscious and imagination! Going to the 5 and Dime was THE thing to do when I was a kid. We would save our allowances to make the long trek into town (maybe 5-6 blocks), and buy whatever our latest obsession was - tiny glass animals, soap that grew fur, Chia pets...that place held treasures beyond belief. Going to Ace Standard 5 & 10 brought back those memories in a rush of nostalgia. Love, love, love this place. I am going to do ALL of my chores so that I can get back there as soon as possible, money in hand, to get all of those things that my little heart desires. And I am totally doing my Christmas shopping here.

Lassie: woof woof woof Me: What's that girl? The 5 & 10 has a great selection of items? L: woof woof woof M: Bed, Bath & Beyond stuff like towels, bath rugs and soap can be found there? L: woof woof woof M: Ladders, locks, hardware tools...gee girl, I won't have to drive across town to Home Depot for these items L: woof woof woof M: Arts and crafts, as well as stationary and greeting cards... L: woof woof woof woooof woof wooooof woof woof woof M: Slow down girl. Small toys, head sets, cell phone accessories, seasonal items. That's swell! L: woof grrrrr ! woof grrrrr! M: Timmy don't know shit about shopping and you kicked his @$$ down the well? Girl! Watch your language! L: grrrr! M: Can you take me to the 5 & 10? L: woof! M: Good dawg! Good dawg!

There were easily more staff than customers in here, which might account for the fact that four different people tried to help me. A little over the top only because I knew what I wanted and found it, but would've been amazing if I was feeling unsure and shy, which sometimes happens believe it or not. Maybe a little spencier than the big box stores, but I love supporting the local guys.

5 points for the vast array of hannukah decorations and doo-dads that we were able to successfully craft into hanging ornaments for our Hannikristmas tree that wowed our friends and loved ones and made us the envy of all who attended our Hannukristmas brunch this past weekend (yes, we had manishewitz; no, nobody had any...though Tal K brought delicious Israeli wine that we enjoyed long after the last bottle of bubbly was deep in our bellies). These folks know the meaning of "Winter Holidays" and proceed accordingly. Even the Jewish Community Center's store didn't have the cool stuff Ace on California had. I'm heading back there now to score some hot deals for next year (post-hannuka sale, yo!) because, you know, I love a deal.

This store is really exceptional. They have a wide variety of stuff, a super helpful staff, and prices that are competitive with whatever you'd find at a big box or online. This weekend we purchased a grill that we had researched online. We wanted to buy it locally and were willing to pay a little more to feel good about supporting a local business but lo and behold, Standard 5&10 had it at the same price as Amazon and delivered it to our door for free within an hour! The guys who helped us out were incredibly friendly and helpful and we're thrilled with our purchase.

I'm kinda glad I don't live in the neighborhood - because most of my paycheck would be spent here. In a single visit, one can pick up valentines, OXO storage containers, muffin tins and candy bars. I've been coming here since I was a little girl and the stuff they stock never ceases to amaze me - 25+ years later.

Caveat: You will be sorely disappointed if you come in here expecting a full service hardware store. If you come in here expecting a fantastically fabulous variety store, however, you will be elated. From cupcake decorating supplies, to biodegradable compost bin liners, to Scharffenberger chocolate bars at $3.99 a piece (great price!), to Passover finger puppets, the Five and Dime has got you covered. This place is pretty much the yuppy foil to the Asian variety stores on Clement (which I also love, for different reasons). I really love this place - it is super fun to browse, they have an impressive collection of Le Creuset (one of my obsessions), and you can always find something extremely unique. I'd recommend it as a nice option for gifts. All of the employees are super helpful and friendly. A true neighborhood gem.

A cozy little Five and Ten like variety store that exists in a small street shopping center. I'm amazed how small this place is yet still has everything you need and want. Although today I went to get some logs for the fireplace and they were out. So the catch is, they might have everything you need but they won't have tons of it. The prices are a little more expensive but what can you expect compared to Costco? It's a convenient place to go especially if you're too busy to drive all the way down to Costco or another large store. The people are very friendly and helpful and I've never been here longer than 10 minutes without finding what I need. There's a Starbucks nearby too so it's convenient to pick up some evil corporate coffee on your way out.

I love 5&10s. They are the Swiss Army Knives of convenience stores. What's that? You need a mother's day card, motor oil and an ice cream scoop? No problem, they've totally got you covered. I went in to get some refrigerator magnets and left with a dish strainer, an index card note book and a dry erase board. And guess what, no magnets. I got distracted by the pipe cleaners and the sequins in the arts and crafts section (small shiny objects you know. I didn't have a chance.) Anyway, great stuff there and friendly staff. Super friendly. I was almost suspicious about their friendliness. "What are you guys on drugs? Have a super day? No man, YOU have a super day!" I think I just needed to finish my coffee. It was on the early side.

Classic five & dime. Just take a peek in the window. Every time I pass by this place, I like to look in & giggle. The place is overflowing with random goodies. One stop shopping for busy city life. Get your plunger, vege scrub brush, garbage bags, crayons, spare keys, candles, party supplies, holiday decor, Burt's Bees, balloons, kiddie toys, journal, gift bags & boxes (of all sizes!), hammer & nails, emergency mascara (or bra/undie set :)... and if you're lucky enough to have outdoor space for a decent size BBQ grill -- you can get one here. Serious stainless full size grills, not just the mini tailgate version! Nice friendly service, never a long line, and always a bunch of cool & nifty temptations near the checkout.

If you can't find what you want, chances are it might be on the shelves here. I can't believe how often I've gone in and found something that was not available at the chain stores or other independents. I've been told they can order it if they don't have it. The staff is so always friendly and helpful. I wonder how long it takes them to study their inventory. Everyone whom I've ever asked gets me to the right aisle and the right shelf. Amazing! It is worth the drive across town to shop here. Watch the time though, you may be late to your next appointment. So many discoveries walking down the aisle.

I LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS STORE!!! every day i would pass this store on my ride from the richmond district to the embarcadero. i went to this store for the first time about 12 years ago and every time i've gone in i'm never been disappointed. the staff is always friendly and helpful. sadly stores like this have slowly disappeared. i go here first b/c i want to suppport independent "mom & pop" stores. HUZZAH to Standard 5 & !0!!!

This is a solid neighborhood "variety" slash "hardware" store. It's packed to the hilt with stuff you didn't know you needed till it almost hit you in the face! Oh yeah, hooks for hanging up photos and not destroying the walls, Oh a mirror for my shaving sink! The staff bend over backwards (which is tough in the skinny isles) to help you find stuff. A solid 4 stars!!!

Great spot for a last second toy gift for a friend's daughter. Early on a Sunday morning, you don't have a lot of options close by, so we stopped by. Looks like a mini Target or something, where they sell a little bit of everything.

Great customer service, and it boggles the mind how much variety of merchandise they manage to fit in the store

A lot of knock knack store. Basically, can find anything you want here. Prices are average to moderate. Staff friendly. There's just something a little store that can provide that Target or Home Depot don't provide. I love coming here to browse for things.

Not enough of these exist anymore! Not as if I am old enough to remember them, but I have been told! Today I bought a lovely card here! They also have a FABULOUS selection of random Giants things (beanie babies, pennants, shirts, Mr. Potato Heads, baseballs). Anyplace with Giants things wins points in my book. Great toys selections, garden things, house things, decorative stuff for the house, pretty paper and stationary and cards, lots o candy! I throughly appreciate this place. One of the hidden gems of the boringness of Laurel Village baby stores and icky food places.

This place is amazing! They really do have everything. Do you need to decorate a cake? Well, hey, they have supplies. Or maybe you want to knit a scarf or get needles for your sewing machine, yup they have those too. Want to buy a laundry basket? They have about 10 different kinds to choose from. Seriously, how do they fit all this stuff in here?!?! It really is like Mr. Dress-up's Tickle Trunk (I totally agree with you, fellow Canadian Yelper)! They have a huge selection of cards, gift bags, wrapping paper and party supplies. Their toy section is fantastic. They have loads of storage containers in all shapes and sizes. They even sell Le Creuset pots and dishes... I could seriously live here. Oh yeah, and you can buy those cards for paying at parking meters so you don't have to carry a million quarters in your purse... and did I mention that the staff is plentiful and incredibly helpful? Plus, there is 90 minute free parking in the Laurel Village lot behind the store, which is handy because you could definitely spend that whole time in here!

This place is like a labyrinth of good stuffs. At every turn and every aisle, you'll find something you need or want. Here are a few examples: 1. I had been looking specifically for an old-fashioned red and white checkered table cloth for a picnic...CHECK! 2. I had heard about the parking meter cards and asked them if they carry it...CHECK! 3. I needed some cheap kid's accessories for a Halloween costume...CHECK! Oh, and I love the red radio flyer they always have outside and I swear I've seen them carry Le Creuset. Are you kidding? Love it!