“It is our goal to have higher net additions in Internet this year than we did last year.”

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“ves contention on the upstream as well as higher both downstream and upstream capabilities, which gives us marketing claims in the marketplace. But it also signals to competitors that we’re – they are not going to have that marketing clean with us. And so the upstream is helpful, but I think it’s more at this stage to have a significant marketing claim in the marketplace and we get a fair amount of network benefits from a quality standpoint in the actual network. And so we will get payback from both of those, both from competitiveness as well as essentially reduced truck roll and reduced node splits over time as well from what we’re doing. John Hodulik: Got it. If I could just follow-up or, is the goal is still to have higher adds this year than versus last year? Thank you. Chris Winfrey: It is our goal to have higher net additions in Internet this year than we did last year. John Hodulik: Got it. Tom Rutledge: Thanks, John. Thanks a lot. Katy, will take our next question, please. Operator: Thank you. Our next question will come from Phil Cusick with JPMorgan. Your line is now open. Phil Cusick: Hi, guys. Thank you. Chris, I have to tell you it’s a lot more fun from our side when companies do someone else’s IR. So don’t be shy. Chris Winfrey: We won’t step into that rut. Phil Cusick: Alright. First to follow-up on Jon. Jessica, you spoke in March about broadband activity through the quarter. Anything you can add about that? And any thoughts you have on sort of typical 2Q seasonality or anything different? And then in video, I understand a lot of video decline has been fewer broadband ads to connect to. But are you also seeing an acceleration in disconnects? An”