“On the operating expenses side, Ben, you know, we had a little more volatility in the quarter in the growth rate from our marketing and residential sales, but I still anticipate over the course of the year that the that that line will grow in the low to mid-single digits.”

In context

“ys done a pretty good job of all those things I said. Pricing and packaging that we launched. But we had an opportunity to do even better, and that's what the in September enabled us to do. I think it's early days. And right. I think the real value of what we've done last September you won't see until you start to get into year you know, beyond year one. As you have roll-offs that are less, or in fact, you know, bundled price locks that are taking place, which means you have even lower amounts of calls, lower amounts of churn, and then for many years to come, you'll have a compounding effect of those lower service transactions and lower churn because there's more value inside that bundle and there's more customers who are bundled. Does that make sense? Ben Swinburne: Yep. Jessica Fischer: On the operating expenses side, Ben, you know, we had a little more volatility in the quarter in the growth rate from our marketing and residential sales, but I still anticipate over the course of the year that the that that line will grow in the low to mid-single digits. I'm in the same place that we were before on programming, cost per video customer, and cost to service customer, cost to service customers where I would expect it to be flat to slightly down for the year. In other expense, I think we we hadn't given a suggestion there. I think absent the one-time item in this quarter, and I and I would just note that other expense is a space where we sometimes do encounter one-time items over the course of the year. Absent those, I would have expected a you know, also a low to mid-single-digit growth rate and other expense. But that I'm about I'll call out that it's subject to those one-time items. Ben Swinburne: Got it. Thank you so much. Stefan Anninger: Operator, we'll take our next question, please. Operator: For our next question, we'll return to Jon”