GTIM reported a modest top-line expansion in QQ1 2025 driven by an extra week in the quarter and higher menu prices, with Bad Daddy's delivering a 1.5% same-store sales increase and improved restaurant-level margins, while Good Times was pressured by higher operating costs and weather-induced softness in January. Total revenue rose 9.6% YoY to $36.33 million, and Adjusted EBITDA reached $1.26 million, yet GAAP net income was only $0.164 million and free cash flow remained negative at $1.93 million as operating cash flow was negative to start the year. The quarter benefited from price increases (Bad Daddy's ~4.5% YoY) and mix shifts toward higher-margin smash patty burgers but faced persistent cost headwinds from beef, eggs, labor, and occupancy, compounded by weather volatility in January that depressed demand, particularly for Good Times in Colorado and Bad Daddy's in the Southeast.