While possibly an interesting signal, what could make it compelling would be a few more points of data. So this particular location is busier than usual. What

While possibly an interesting signal, what could make it compelling would be a few more points of data. So this particular location is busier than usual. What about the other Papa John's near by? Are they at the "usual" capacity? Or maybe something like the last weekend before taxes are due has everyone doing their taxes, and deciding just to order pizza, instead of making something, or going out. Is this in a residential area? What is the variance in "usual busyness"? Is this a once a month level of unusual busyness? Once a year? Once a decade? Do we have any correlation between busyness at this location and other geopolitical events (say February 2022). Especially, say compared to other events like the Super Bowl.