Jason Gabelman : Hey, good afternoon. I wanted to first ask on M&A in midstream. And I know when you rolled up PSXP part of the rationale was to have more flexibility across the whole portfolio, and you’ve, obviously, brought in DCP. So I wonder on the other side, is there any desire to reoptimize some of the midstream assets that you have in the portfolio that may not be core at this point? And then my second question is just on the marketing business, which has continued to perform pretty well. I was wondering if there were any dynamics in your markets that continue to support margins. And is there an outlook that, that margins can maybe be above mid-cycle in that business for 2023? Thanks.
Tim Roberts : Yeah. Jason, this is Tim Roberts. I’ll handle that front end hand it off to Brian. I think it’s important, you’re right. We did talk about simplifying our overall structure. And you have PSXP done in the process of completing DCP. We do think we’ll be in a much cleaner position with regard to ownership levels and just had a cleaner side work from. We do recognize as well that this market is evolving. There is some consolidation going on in the industry, producers are consolidating. You’ll see some of the midstream infrastructure guys doing that too. So we’re going to pay attention to that. And what’s happening out there, if there is opportunities, but I think it’s probably going to be real clear as we’ve got a task at hand.
Our task at hand right now is to get DCP integrated and integrated well. We want to be successful at it. It’s going to take us, we believe somewhere towards the end of the year. It may leak into 2024, but our expectation is get it done by the end of this year and deliver synergies. You drove most along those and that’s pretty impactful with regard to value of the company. So we ant to do that, but do rest assured, not that we’re out on any spending spree, we always have an eye open, what’s going on out there and what can create value for our shareholders. And if there’s something that’s truly compelling, we’ll talk about it and see if it makes sense. But right now, it’s being integrated successfully.
Brian Mandell : On the marketing business, I’d say that we will continue to perform well, perhaps not as well as 2022. That was a record year. But with increased volatility in the market, that generally drives better business. We also had a joint venture retail record year last year, and we continue to grow our retail joint venture in the U.S., and that continues to perform. Also, there are issues in the European market that have helped us, even things like expanding our credit card business has been helpful to growing our business. So I think we’ll continue to grow the business. You’ll see the earnings strong, but perhaps not quite as strong as 2022.
Operator: The next question comes from Matthew Blair of Tudor, Pickering, Holt. Please go ahead.
Matthew Blair : Hey, good morning. Thanks for taking my question. I wanted to ask about the WCS discounts, so they’re pretty favorable. Could you talk about what’s driving that? And will you be able to capitalize on these wide WCS discounts in Q1 in the Central Corridor? And then finally, how do you think the Trans Mountain expansion might affect these discounts? Thanks.
