Kelly Rakowski: And I’ll just add, Ryan, on Language Services, I mean, you heard Cary mentioned, we celebrated the three-year anniversary with AMN this week. That team just continues to deliver very high-quality services, very strong retention of clients as well as kind of in account growth. So we still see organic growth patterns for that business within their existing account base as they increased adoption of the model, in some cases, where we have accounts, where we might be working with health systems on a few other hospitals. They see our results and they continue to expand. And we have a strong pipeline and new acquisition there and still an opportunity to grow within our MSP base. So, just a shout out to that team for their tremendous value that they bring to their customers, and we’re just thrilled to have them as part of AMN.
Unidentified Analyst: Sure. Thank you. And just as my follow-up, given some of the clinicians rolling off in the second quarter and CFO grumblings about cost. Just wondering if there’s any room to move rates lower, offer any concessions to kind of ease the financial burden on providers for later in the year. And then are you expecting normal seasonality to return in the second half?
Jeff Knudson: The bill rate is a tricky one, because we saw bill rates go down on our orders, not necessarily on our placements throughout. Well, the bill rates in the placements did go down, but the orders went down to a level last year that it was negatively impacting bill rates because of a low pace. So that’s why we’ve got some confidence in where we think that the bill rates are going to normalize. So that’s a little bit tricky one. I think the better thing is to go and offer more solutions to help with the overall labor problem. So whether that’s offering some RPO solutions or more local type of solutions that €“ it’s not new, not something brand new, but clients are looking to try all sorts of new things right now. And then I think your other part of your question had to do with the second half of the year seasonality.
Landry Seedig: On the seasonality, we are expecting the second half of the year to play out, which would mean Q3 would typically be up modestly over Q2 and then a little bit of stronger growth in the fourth quarter over Q3 levels.
Unidentified Analyst: Got it. Thank you.
Operator: Thank you. One moment for our next question, and that will come from the line of Brian Taji Phillips with Jefferies. Your line is open.
Brian Tanquilut: Hey, good afternoon, guys. It’s Brian Tanquilut. I guess my question for the team. There’s a lot of chatter around the competitive dynamics in the space, where some of your competitors are talking about expectations for a good bit of incremental decline in bill rates going forward or their predictions. So just curious what you’re seeing in the market in terms of the competition and what you’re hearing in terms of — is there a potential for price aggressiveness from some of the players in the market at this point?
