In the quiet arithmetic of markets, a company's true worth sometimes hides in plain sight. MTY Food Group, a steady generator of free cash flow, trades at less than seven times what it actually produces in cash — a valuation that seasoned observers might recognize as the kind of gap that eventually closes, not through drama, but through the patient reassertion of fundamentals. For investors who measure value not in narratives but in durable returns, the distance between what MTY costs today and what it may be worth tomorrow is a question worth sitting with.