...A. What remains is approximately 15% of our revenue base needs to come over to these systems, which we plan to complete by early fiscal 2025. B. You beat by about $22 million, $16 million of that was timing related and $6 million was really better base business performance versus your internal expectations. C. And so if you think about sort of $16 million in terms of a timing benefit we got in Q2, I would say, approximately $10 million of that was related to the ERP implementations and other systems implementations we were doing as customers bought ahead and we did not have a supply disruption, right? D. And we had a timing benefit in the U.S. as well in advance of a price increase that we were going to do in the U.S. But both those factors contributed in total about $16 million that we expect will unwind itself in Q3 and Q4. E. And so that underlying benefit is essentially what we rolled into increasing our guidance for the full year. F. So for the second quarter, again, that was the $6...
