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Question: William Andrew Crow - Raymond James & Associates, Inc., Research Division - Analyst
: Mark, I've got 2 for you, 2, hopefully, quick ones for you; and 1 for Jeff. The 2 for you, Mark, are on resorts and leisure again. We heard earlier today
that -- as business travel is normalizing, as weekday demand is normalizing, that we're also seeing some normalization on the shoulder days and
that there are fewer consumers and leisure travelers taking long weekends. Is that something consistent with what you're seeing as well?
Question: William Andrew Crow - Raymond James & Associates, Inc., Research Division - Analyst
: Yes. No, that's okay. I -- that gives me a good transition when you talk about '19 because it seems like, next year, when we're looking at '23 numbers,
the better comp is really the 2022. And I think people are going to kind of give up on the '23 comparison. And so how do you think your resort
portfolio does in that comparison to 2022? Can you -- to, yes, 2022. Can you have positive RevPAR growth in that portfolio next year?
Question: William Andrew Crow - Raymond James & Associates, Inc., Research Division - Analyst
: Okay. And Jeff, we've got less than 6 months left to go in the balance of the year. You didn't give guidance. Some peers did. Some peers didn't. I
wondered if you had anything to add maybe on the FFO per share line as we think about the year overall.
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