Mike McMullen: Yes, sure. So I think backlog remains up over historic exit levels. And that’s why we very carefully chose the word elevated in our text to make sure that that you know there’s more gas to left in the tank. While we won’t give you a specific growth rate, I will tell you that we again grew our orders in Q4 off a prior year double-digit compare. I do think it’s also worth pointing out, though, we did see a different trend within the quarter. So — and I think this speaks to our confidence around the year-end revenues because customers were ordering earlier in the quarter in like August and through September, really to make sure they got product by the fiscal year. So that was probably the only thing that we saw a little bit different than historical patterns, if I remember correctly, Bob? And then I think the story was pretty much across the board geographically.
Robert McMahon : Yes. Correct. Correct.
Mike McMullen: Yes. Same story.
Patrick Donnelly : That’s helpful. And then maybe sticking on the geographic point. Can you just talk about Europe, what you’re seeing there? I mean, there’s been concerns about tightening capital spend just given the geopolitical environment, the energy side. Maybe what you’re seeing there? And then maybe a second one on the order side. Just the budget flush, you guys tend to have a decent look at it at this point. I know it’s still a little bit away, but any early indications there would be helpful?
Mike McMullen: Yes. So relative to Europe, I think I’d just remind you, we had a 14% print in the quarter. So we really feel good about our performance relative to the competition in that part of the world. But this area is a watch out for us. The — a lot of the economic — future economic concerns are really sending around what may happen to the European economy, particularly with the energy prices that they’re having to deal with and what does it mean for demand and the ability for our customers to have the profitable revenue streams they want for their business. So that’s an area that we’re watching, and that’s why we’ve taken this prudent guide in for example, assuming what will happen on the chemical side of Europe.
Robert McMahon : Yes, I was going to say there’s really nothing — it’s an area — as Mike, you said, it’s an area that we’re watching. We haven’t seen any material change in the way things are operating there. Just to add on that 14% was against a year ago that we did have revenue in Russia. And so that 14% was even higher than that if you looked at it on a pro forma basis. So
Derik De Bruin : Great. And any quick thoughts on the budget flush would be helpful. I appreciate.
Robert McMahon: Yes, stay tuned. What I would say is, I mean, we have — as Mike said, I think we did see some of that in our order book in Q4 given some of the extended delivery times that are still out there between us and the rest of the market. But we’re not assuming any greater than kind of normal budget flush for the end of the year.
Robert McMahon: Correct.
Operator: We will go next to Josh Waldman at Cleveland Research.
