Scott Stember

can you maybe breakout the sales growth, or the performance by region in Mexico versus Brazil

can you talk about how some of the other subcategories and tools did, whether it's hand tools, power tools, diagnostics

some of the recent changes that we saw, is there going to be any changes to that narrative

as far as sell into the van channel versus sell off of the channel, any meaningful differences

Can you you talk about actual hand tools? Diagnostic, just some of the other subsegments?

are you seeing any increased level of technician softness, or is this you guys just having a greater availability of these quicker payback item

for things that are based on government funding, still some delays in orders, but you talked about the backlog of orders starting to build up again

Can maybe just talk about that a little bit?

Could you maybe just flesh out how hand tools did? How power tools and tool storage just to give us a sense of how it broke up

could you dimensionalize what the headwind was? And as more tariffs start flowing through, you know, how much bigger that can get in the back half

could you talk about tools I know there's a lot of new products that are out, sell into the channel versus sell off the van in the quarter?

if you were to back out the intercompany declines, which I assume had a pretty big impact there, what would the organic sales rates in RSNI have been?

it sounds like the shops are still relatively strong, but the confidence for the technicians is falling even further than before. So what's the game plan here?

It sounds like the military had a pretty profound impact on critical industries. Was that having anything to do with these DOGE movements

on C&I and RS&I. Could you tell us what the external sales were for each on an organic basis?

as far as Snap-on and the actual pivoting, are you guys fully pivoted in making the product that you want to do?

Talking about tools. I'm just trying to flesh out how close we are to, I guess, turning positive. Can you maybe talk about the confidence at the shop level