Bryan Spillane

is that your observation as you're kind of looking at the consumer and trying to understand what's happening specifically to Brown-Forman and the spirits? And any insight you can give us to help sq...

can you just kind of give us some perspective on like what it would take to double again over the next 8 years

the drag from exiting private label actually will become more pronounced after Q1

where does that stand relative to kind of where category growth is as we're exiting 4Q

how you're thinking about the choices that are involved in that and really safeguarding at the end of the day that we've got a model that will grow revenue

how are you looking at the portfolio, and prioritizing where the investments go, and maybe there are certain brands, or categories that you'll run more for cash

just the qualities, the skill sets you were looking for? And I guess how it informs like what you think needs to be different

can we talk a little bit about Mexico? And the quarter was, I think was a little bit softer

how should we kind of think about it from a phasing perspective? Does the -- I guess this is the pricing from some of the emerging markets

are we at a point now where international can really contribute more if Frito's going to naturally slow to a more modest growth over time

how much of it is just simply price got ahead of the consumers' wallet, how much of this is now a change in preference

how we should begin thinking about approaching modeling forecasting for 2026. And so maybe can you give us a little

the 3% in the quarter, just how did Chinese New Year's impact that? So I guess, is that kind of reflective

is the $200 million in savings that we talked about yesterday, is most of that just a -- is most of that related to the divestiture

I'm just trying to isolate like what should be what we should be watching as we go through the balance of the year to support what's implied as an improvement organic sales

There must be something that's missing now that Molson Coors can add to it