Not a lot of people release retail sales, but I think it’s a trend that is in place. I hope that it turns around soon. We are certainly positioned to do that and we hope some of the new things that Steve talked about with a new marketing and certainly new merchandise will resonate to help that happen.
Cristina Fernandez: Yes. That makes sense. That seems consistent with what we’re hearing. I wanted to follow-up on that point with Steve on the marketing side. Can you expand more on, where are the sessions seems or kind of what’s changing to what you’ve been doing versus what you’re going to do going forward? Anything else in addition to the comp, I guess, market specific, marketing? Are we going to see a change in, like, medium, digital versus, print? I don’t think you need too much print, but perhaps TV or some of the other channels that you’ve been traditionally using?
Steve Burdette: Cristina, we’re not going to play our hand obviously because we haven’t done it yet. I mean, we’re just now starting it and our big advertising for the quarter will be around and focused on Memorial Day. But obviously, all those things that you just mentioned are on the table. We are looking at it by market. To me, that’s one of the most exciting things. The Villages, for example, will be different marketing than Atlanta and those type of things. Yes, there will be in some markets, we could use print. In some markets, we may be doing more broadcast. We will look at it individually and attack it to how we can create more awareness to drive people into the funnel and get them to our stores. There will be more to report on that as we go forward with it, but we are excited about it. They are making changes that are different from our approach that we had been executing on. That’s what we’ll have to see the results as it goes forward.
Cristina Fernandez: The last question I had was on the merchandising. Last call, there was some talk about outdoor and the introduction and expansion of that category. Any comments on the early reads, how that’s doing or any other merchandising initiatives we can track for the rest of the year?
Steve Burdette: From an outdoor perspective, it is in now. We got it in and we’re glad to see it. We’ve got some early results. It’s not in all our stores. It’s in about a little less than half our stores, but the early results have been very positive. It’s two different groups and some fire pits and things with it. It’s not a huge assortment, but assortment enough that we can satisfy that customer’s request if they need that. From a category perspective, we’re seeing strength obviously in upholstery. That continues to do well. I talked about special order business continues to trend up. It was up 13.5%. We are very excited about that and what our designers are able to provide and the options we’re able to offer our customers from that side of it.
Bedroom, dining room have been a little bit of a struggle, been softer than we had hoped in the first quarter of things and bedding has been pretty stable, I would say, right now. That kind of gives you an overview. But we do have a lot of new product coming. We’re in that cadence now. We’ve gotten back into that. Our merchants are flowing new product in and we’re excited about it. Our teams are excited about it, because obviously that gives new choices for our customers.
Operator: Gentlemen, there are no further questions at this time. I’d like to turn the call back to Richard Hare for closing comments.
Richard Hare: We appreciate and thank you for your participation in today’s call, and we look forward to talking to you in the future when we release our second quarter results later this year.
Operator: Thank you. This concludes today’s conference. You may disconnect your lines at this time.