Keith Hughes

Has it changed the relative margins amongst the products, the pressures of the downturn are they still kind of rank order the same top to bottom.

most of the numbers in that range are below what you're reporting for this year. Is it the flow-through from the start to the end of the year

As multifamily gets back to a growth vehicle, is that necessarily an inferior start or less of an inferior start in single-family versus what it was maybe 5, 6 years ago?

manufactured products being down about 10%. Can you talk about the influence acquisitions had on that? And also what units and price look like

you in this guide, you're anticipating that number to start flattening out that third quarter?

Could you talk about in terms of the reported numbers, how much of that is units and how much is price pressure in the work?

Do you expect that to hit ratably during the year, or is there a chance this business could bottom out sometime in, you know, mid-second half 2025

If you can could tell me what worked in the year? And what's sort of the outlook within Americas Building Solutions for 2026?

What are you expecting for the remainder of this year, both within the two product groups and for margins?

Talk about how view it - you view targets in terms of the mix of aggregates with ready-mix and asphalt, what you can do that others can't do with M&A?

Is that -- are you writing off obsolete inventory? Or what specifically is going on? And how much of a dollar hit is that

If we go down that path and we don't get a new plan, what does the continuing resolution do to your business either positive or negative

once you complete the deal with QUIKRETE, will that change in SG&A spending? Do any of the SG&A costs go with the business

Is there any kind of timeline emerging when that would only be introduced in Congress and potentially push down the law

Can you give any kind of dollar figure of what that's going to do in the quarter, understanding you're going to be going for us good selling prices

will we see something similar to the last couple of years with the numbers you've been putting up? And what could potentially take that higher

when do you think that would turn into volumes for you? Is that a '26 story?

costs were down. Could you just talk about specifically what happened in the quarter and what your outlook on the cost side is for the rest of the year

I I guess I have a short-term weather question that everybody asked me. For the date is whether it's supportive of shipments or if we still had delays