Andrew Cooper

is that a business model that you'd like more of your ambivalent to, how do we think about the desire to kind of grow that

Any glimmers of hope or signs that, maybe this is the new normal for the long term?

Is there any reason that 40% has a cap and can't get to 100 down the road?

Is the exit rate fairly similar, how do we think kind of the landing spot as we move through the course of the year

how much of that is just these transitory items getting lapsed by the time or resolved

how does this constrained capital environment impact the way you go to market with these newer products?

would you call normal versus the tariffs versus FX versus cost-saving program costs?

is it safe to say you do see this year is actually a little bit above that trend you talked about before, absent those investments

are they a little bit more uneasy with some of the regulatory and administration changes that are playing out sort of as we speak?

If you could give a little bit more color on what the drags are, whether it is demand versus cost

curious if you could give a little bit more on the way you are thinking about capital allocation