Bill Boor: Okay. Yeah. You got it, I mean, it’s interesting because you think of those months, there’s a lot of holidays in there and there’s seasonal slowing too. So it’s a little bit messy to interpret the month-to-month within that quarter. I guess, one of the things that we commented on is that cancellations were for the entire quarter were about 60% of what they were in the previous quarter, which I think is a good sign as well. So I would say cancellations were improving throughout the quarter, kind of they’re still present but they’re going down. And order rates just typically slow down more in December than we do in the other months. So a lot of things going on there.
Danny Eggerichs: Okay. I’ll leave it there for now. Thanks.
Bill Boor: Okay.
Operator: Thank you. And our next question will come from Jay McCanless from Wedbush. Your line is open.
Jay McCanless: Hey. Good afternoon. So my first question with Solitaire, any kind of guidance you could give us around what you think run rate annual revenues would be? And then also maybe what collectively calendar year ’22 shipments were from the combined entities?
Allison Aden: So I mean for Solitaire kind of what we’ve said is overarchingly that the deal went about 10% overall. So also a similar ASPs and the gross margin as the rest of the — as we work through the rest of the fiscal year. We did touch upon that for the next two quarters because of purchase accounting, the margin will be down a bit. That’s for the reasons that we know about and expect. But basically, if we can think about it as we said about in the prior quarters, which is about a 10% increase to our overall capacity.
Bill Boor: 10% manufacturing capacity.
Allison Aden: Manufacturing capacity, yes .
Bill Boor: Jay, I think you had asked revenue, don’t want people to tack that on to the company level revenue.
Jay McCanless: Understood. Just trying to make sure, get a sense of how we need to model this out. I guess the second question, what — do you feel like this might be a quarter where you’re seeing an inflection point in the backlog with cancellations starting to come down or does it feel like the inventory in the channel is still a little too heavy to make that call?
Bill Boor: Yeah. That’s where I want to be really balanced. I mean we’re trying to give you guys as much of an update view of what we’re sensing in the market as we can. But it doesn’t mean we have a clear view of how things are going to unfold here in the next couple of months. I would say, when we turned the corner on the calendar year, I was really focused on, are we going to see a seasonal uptick, right? Because the doomsday scenario would have been that when higher activity and traffic deposits ultimately orders. If we had turned the corner and the economy was kind of winning the game, and we didn’t see that seasonal — the indications that seasonal pickup that would have been — that would have been a negative sign. Just as I explained, the good news is, over a period of a few weeks here, right, you get beyond the first week or so of January, and you finally start seeing some data really kind of encouraging data around traffic, quotes as I talked in the earlier discussion.
