“No. I mean, I think we'll be able to capture it.”

In context

“so far. And so, of the $150 million, we think we got about $50 million in Q1 and that is incorporated in the guide. The other sort of $100 million is what might -- I might call cushion to see like I kind of talked to when -- I think Doug asked the question earlier around what the -- walking through the math to something that might be potentially a higher number, I would put that as part of that cushion that exists for what might go bump in the rest of the year. Daniel Arias: Okay. Is there any reason why you wouldn't capture that? I mean, it seems pretty, to hear you talk about, it seems pretty straightforward. So, is it just really well, we'll factor it in when we actually capture it or is there something that needs to develop in order to feel confident about that happening? Matt McGrew: No. I mean, I think we'll be able to capture it. I think it was more the general view of how we sort of outlined how we're thinking about the rest of the year in the current environment and wanting to sort of see how things play-out, especially from a policy perspective before we get too constructive, but we feel like we're in a pretty good spot here if things do go out to be able to talk about higher numbers if things do improve. But we're taking a little bit of a conservative approach, given we are 20 days into a new environment. Daniel Arias: Yeah. Sure. Okay. Thanks a bunch. Operator: Thank you. That does conclude the Q&A portion of today's call. I would now like to turn it back over to John Bedford for any additional or closing remarks. John Bedford: Thanks, everyone, for joining today. We'll be around the rest of the day and week”