“And then last, regarding '27 guidance, no update on that. You should assume that we're not changing any of that or we would have an update. So no change there.”

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“pacing to the extent that you think that's a helpful indicator of where demand goes from here? And then just on the guidance, a couple of detailed questions there. No mention of fiscal '27 adjusted EPS growth in the earnings release. Should we assume that's something that's still double-digit or something that you're going to revisit? And same question on CapEx. Thank you. Hugh F. Johnston: Sure, Steve. Couple of notes on that. One, Walt Disney World had a very good quarter. Obviously benefited from the overlap of the hurricane. But in addition to that, saw strong attendance performance as well as strong pricing performance. As far as bookings for the full year, bookings are up 5% for the full year. Weighted more toward the back half. So certainly trending very positively in that regard. And then last, regarding '27 guidance, no update on that. You should assume that we're not changing any of that or we would have an update. So no change there. Carlos A. Gomez: Thanks, Steve. Operator, next question, please. Lauren: The next question comes from Jessica Reif Ehrlich from Bank of America. Please go ahead. Jessica Reif Ehrlich: So one for Bob and one operational. Bob, when you took over for, you know, you're coming towards the end. I should start with that. Towards the end of your reign as CEO. And when you took over from Michael Eisner, you quickly took many steps that had a huge impact on profit growth for years. Like, just two examples were moving Monday Night Football from ABC to ESPN, so you had a dual revenue stream for the first time. And then making peace with Steve Jobs, the obvious acquiring, you know, subsequently acquiring Pixar. So as you prepare to hand over the reins, do you see any areas your successor can really ki”