The ELT made fortunes on that unreal incompetence. We all sat there throughout most of 2019 in the atrium listening to our CEO and his General Counsel tell us all over and over again how this was the greatest acquisition in pharmaceutical history, how we will have leadership positions in multiple therapeutic areas and, don’t forget, how there are absolutely no antitrust issues. That was the big story over and over again. Until it wasn’t. All of a sudden we learn that not only is there an issue, there is actually a huge antitrust issue and the government is going to force BMS to sell off Otezla. So the deucravacitininb team that had been building a strategy that would involve both products suddenly found out that they would be launching not with Otezla but competing with Otezla. These were not strategic decisions. These were changes forced by the government that our so-called leaders with all of their highly paid consultants and lawyers did not see coming and had to respond to urgently in order to close the deal. It was sheer incompetence but our CEO’s comp was over $20 million and the General Counsel made over $7.5 million in 2019, and that does not include a host of other LTI awards. And yet the average BMS employee who makes a small mistake is out on his/her butt over night. The incompetence at the top of the company is epic and the culture is sickening.