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Single best idea. Really interesting Monday. We had a huge equity focus here, of course,

with the stock market. Future is doing so well today. A little bit of fixed income.

Thank you, Jim Caron, for coming in. We'll get to him in a moment. Lori Calvesina in with RBC Capital Markets, and she went up the income statement.

I can't say how deficient I see out there.

The earnings focus, people toss around fancy words like Ibada.

Brockton, who produces force, he's got a license plate that says EBAA on it, just to impress the financial babies.

Anyways, the idea is you go up the income statement, at the top of the income statement, is revenue analysis divided into price and units?

Laurie Calvacina, RBC, capital markets.

You know, I can't say on that company specifically, but when I do sort of my modeling, Tom,

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