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Question: Daniel Kutz - Morgan Stanley - Analyst
: Hey, thanks, good morning.
Hey, so I wanted to ask, I guess as folks are thinking about different economic scenarios, I guess maybe at a higher level. Could you kind of walk us
through your business lines and talk through which business lines do have some level of economic exposure correlation with broader market
trends and then I guess more importantly and what you know is one of the. I think key components of value proposition and perimeters is that
you know a lot of the big parts of your business have very, little if any economic correlation. So yeah, just wondering if you could talk through kind
of the sensitivities of your business lines to broader market trends.
Thank you.
Question: Daniel Kutz - Morgan Stanley - Analyst
: Great, that's all really helpful, maybe just one more specific one along that, similar line of questioning, and it very well may be too early to tell, but
in your conversation with customers around the flooring free switching tailwind for the suppressant business, have you seen any indications of
customers potentially.
Flowing that program or potentially waiting to make the decision to switch to pulling free products against kind of looming macroeconomic
uncertainty or is this, I kind of an overarching trend of let's get a cleaner, greener, safer products, it installed and therefore that you know that. That
trend may also be relatively less sensitive to the to the broader macro backdrop thank you.
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Question: Daniel Kutz - Morgan Stanley - Analyst
: Great, thank you, and maybe Kyle if I can sneak in one more for you. I think you've kind of addressed most of this in the pair of remarks, but as I'm
looking at your long term.
Assumptions, is there anything that you would nudge us towards the low or high end of for 2025 specifically or is it kind of right down the middle
across the board for those assumptions? Thanks.
Question: Daniel Kutz - Morgan Stanley - Analyst
: Great, all really helpful, thanks a lot. I'll turn it back.
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