Operator: Thank you. The next question will be from Andrea Teixeira with JPMorgan. Please go ahead.
Andrea Teixeira: Thank you. Good morning, everyone. I have a clarification question on the inventory following up on the non-tracked channels on the performance that you called out. Was it mostly on the sellout basis? Or any inventory drawdown at your largest e-commerce partner? And if that’s so — is that a normalized — mostly normalized at this point? And another question on distribution, you gained a lot of share during COVID, and do you see any potential changes to that and you are lapping or understanding, you’re probably lapping a lot of that this year. So I wonder if what’s happening there from a distribution standpoint? Thank you.
John Drabik: Andrea, on the first point, it was mostly sellout, but probably both impacted the performance there.
Mark LaVigne: And on the distribution side, you’re right. I mean, we did gain a lot of distribution during the pandemic. We’ve been had a very long run of share gains, particularly in the U.S. Any distribution gains or losses is built into the outlook we provided, I think we’ve mentioned a number of times share is not the ultimate objective for us, I think if from a share standpoint of if we were to have share moderate, if we were even to lose a little bit of share, but we were able to improve the financials of our business, that’s an okay trade-off for us. So it is not something that we’re focused on in terms of preserving it. We’re more focused on improving the financials and driving gross margin improvement. But thus far we’ve been able to hold share while doing that at the same time, which is a great place to be in.
Andrea Teixeira: No, that’s fair. And then the other fine point on just on a clarification. On a commentary of getting out of one of the, I believe, contracts, is that something that we — if you can kind of parse out that or bridge that change in the quarter, if I understood it correctly? And then what’s the impact for the next few quarters?
John Drabik: Well, it was OEM business, so very low or no margin on the battery side. So you really won’t — it won’t be very visible to you other than in our financials.
Andrea Teixeira: Right, you are not on the compliance?
John Drabik: It will continue through sort of at that pace.
Andrea Teixeira: Okay. Alright, thank you.
Operator: The next question will be from Kevin Grundy from Jefferies. Please go ahead.
Kevin Grundy: Hey, good morning, everyone. The question on the guidance and I’m just trying to sort of reconcile a bit the tone on the call versus the way the market is digesting your quarter today. It sounds like from your perspective is currency is a little bit better, but you’re still within the range. Are you toward the midpoint of the range? Are you toward the high point of the range? Is it currency got a little bit better, but the first quarter maybe a little bit worse? So it kind of gets you squarely back to the midpoint of the range. I’m just trying to sort of understand based on what you know and understanding the volatility of the environment? How are you guys just, kind of, digesting the quarter relative to the full-year guidance? And then I have a follow-up on Nielsen data.
