Tim Horan : Matt, can you talk about your goals for free cash flow? And specifically, how much do you think you can reduce the debt buy per year kind of going forward at this point? And then secondly, can you talk about the gating factor for fixed wireless growth it seems like you’re implying with your ’25 guidance that this is kind of a good run rate, but yet your speeds are going to be increasing threefold and coverage, you’re going to basically get a massive amount of capacity kind of going out there. But do you think this is a good run rate for fixed wireless or can accelerate?
Hans Vestberg : I can start with fixed wireless access. First of all, we just reiterated what you said in Investor Day, 4 million to 5 million subscribers on fixed wireless access. Our job is always to try to beat that, but that was — we just reiterated that, and we are well ahead on that plan. Then the second is, of course, when it comes to our capacity, we have definitely capacity for that and much more. And again, we have a multi-usage of our network that has been sort of the basis for this, meaning the same radio base stations are serving mobility, fixed wireless access and mobile edge compute, and we are not doing separate. In the distant future way above the 4 and 5, we can always come into sort of decisions of splitting cells in order to get more fixed wireless access but that’s very far away from now.
We have ample capacity for the guide and much more than that. So — and of course, our team is doing everything to see that we can continue to exceed our targets.
Matthew Ellis : Hey, Tim, on the free cash flow question. So absolutely, one of our goals is to continue to grow cash flow. Hans mentioned that you should measure us on revenue growth, EBITDA growth and cash flow growth and that cash flow growth is something we expect to be able to continue to generate going forward. Obviously, the capital reduction from the high point in ’22 to the guide we gave for this year and then an even lower amount next year will be a positive towards that as we continue to obviously make progress on the income statement as well. You should see that contribute there as well. So that puts us in a position where we can start to see accelerated levels of debt reduction versus what you’ve seen in the past year or so. So that’s the targets we have ahead of us and look forward to discussing progress against as we go forward here.
Brady Connor : Yes. Great. Thanks, Tim. Brad, we’ve got time for on3 more question.
Operator: The final question for today will come from Bryan Kraft of Deutsche Bank.
Bryan Kraft : I wanted to ask you about business postpaid phone net adds. They seem to be a bit lighter this quarter than they’ve been in the past four or five quarters. And I’m just wondering if you’re seeing trends there soften due to macroeconomic factors such as corporate staff reductions or if it’s competitive reasons? Or is it any slowdown in the secular trend toward company-issued devices? And then related to that, can you talk about what you’re assuming in the guidance at a high level for the macroeconomic environment. For example, are you assuming soft landing scenario with small macro impact? Or are you baking in a more protracted downturn in the guidance
