JACK ANDREWS: OK. And then just you mentioned, you know, different possibilities of — if you need to, you know, raise capital, debt equity, et cetera. Do you have a particular preference at this point in time?

MARK LAYTON: I don’t think we have a preference. I mean, I think, you know, we have had and will have discussions with people as — you know, general interest discussions in terms of that. You know, clearly, as I’ve stated, you know, a couple questions ago in there, we see a lot of value in this. Access to working capital is an important component for any business to be able to grow and expand. And it’s no different for us. And to the extent that the right deal comes along and we believe that as a — you know, myself and our board feel that it’s an appropriate investment for the long-term, you know, value and benefit of the business, then those are things that we’ll do. Whether it comes as debt or equity, I think we’re open to either side at this point.

JACK ANDREWS: OK, thanks very much.

THOMAS MADDEN: Thank you.

OPERATOR: Once again, to ask a question you may star then the number one on your telephone keypad at this time.

Mr. Layton, there appears to be no more questions.

MARK LAYTON: OK, we appreciate everybody’s time this morning and questions. And we’ll talk to you again next quarter. Take care.

OPERATOR: This concludes today’s conference call. You may now disconnect.

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