“what you should see is over time, profit margins that are much closer to some of our scale broadband competitors.”

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“urse, would be depending on when the deal closes, that would be another variable. So if you could just help us think through the operating leverage side and the cash flow that would be helpful. Thank you. Pascal Desroches: Sure thing. I'll start, and John will probably chime in. Here's the way I think about it, we've been investing because we expect to continue to grow our business over time. So you should expect a continuation of our EBITDA growth over time. And we will -- our Mobility business, we're really pleased with how we've been performing. And I believe that it's one that we can sustain that. Similarly, we're really pleased with our Consumer broadband business, and we continue to believe that there is opportunity to drive more operating levers there as we continue to scale fiber, what you should see is over time, profit margins that are much closer to some of our scale broadband competitors. And I would -- we still have an opportunity across the board to continue to work on cost, whether it is costs associated with serving our customers through the use of AI, machine learning, there are plenty of opportunities there as well as we have opportunities to continue to rationalize our real estate footprint. And over time, the other benefit to think about the 2025 is the fact that, the last 2023 and 2024 will be a year that we have spent paying down vendor financing balances fairly significantly. And as we exit this year, I would expect us to be at a level that we will manage the company at overtime. So while those investments have depressed free cash flow over the last two years. We're going to be in a position where they are not going to depress free cash flow. Going the other way”