Eric Langan: Or several smaller units could still happen. We’ve got about $90 million, right? We’re at about $110 million, right? We put the $90 million and $20 million, get you about $110 million. Thinking about $90 million, so we want to get invested this year. We’re talking with several operators. And, yes, I definitely think, last year we closed the Cheetah Club in May. We closed another club in August with Playmates. So, I mean, yes, it’s — we’ve got plenty of time. We’re literally four months and nine days into the year, right? So barely over a-third of the year is over and we lined up $110 million investment so far. So to think that we can’t line up another $90 million in the next eight months, I guess, I could take a long vacation and miss, but I don’t plan on doing that so —
Q €“ Unidentified Analyst: Yes. Eric, this is helpful. And then, I’m going to have to turn my question sort of out of order, but like I was talking about it with someone that works internally at the firm and isn’t an analyst, isn’t a stock person, but sometimes it’s helpful having sort of non-stock people and they said well — and in the old days, you got all these guys that are getting older, and they weren’t earning any money in the bank and they just went through a global pandemic. Now you’re giving them 6% seller finance, and there’s actually a cost to their capital is sort of the point that we’re making. I mean, you see this in the ’80s. You see this in the periods when interest rates go up, smaller guys sort of get squeezed out, there’s a cost to their money and you sort of seen consolidation.
I mean, do you think the higher interest rates and sort of just going through COVID could actually bring some of these guys and say look, I don’t want to go through another downturn. Eric, is going to give me money from my club. He’s going to pay me cash, stock, 6% 7% on a mortgage. I mean, don’t you think that like this environment where capital has a cost might actually bring some sort of older guys in saying look, I’m going to use this as an opportunity to sell, because interest rates could go back down in theory. I mean, do you think that this environment sort of lends itself to consolidation and people coming to you and say, I’m finally ready to sell?
Eric Langan: I mean, I think we’re getting those calls, we’ve been getting those calls. COVID kind of got some pretty major players, interested in selling as you know from the Denver acquisition, which was — has been fantastic for us. I think there’s still room. We’re still going to have growth. I mean trailing 12 months, 24% increase over their 2019 numbers. And I think that we’ll see more increases in trailing 12 months, from today, I think that number is going to be even better. So as we move forward, I certainly think there’s plenty of opportunity out there for us. I am being a little pickier, because I’ve got so much on our plate right now, and that’s one of the things I wanted to lay out, in this slide, is just how much we’ve actually been working, right?
