Frederick McTaggart: Yes. I mean I really can’t answer that one. I haven’t heard that, that’s causing any delays on client side. I mean, typically, we – by the time we hear about the project, it’s already fully – the decision to proceed has been fully made. .
David Sasnett: So. John a lot of these situations, clients have deferred this work already. So they need to go ahead and proceed regardless of what the interest cost may be. So.
John Bair: All right. Okay. Very good. Well, thanks for taking my questions and congratulations again.
David Sasnett: Thanks John.
Frederick McTaggart: Thank you.
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