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Something like that.

So that's great.

We have a new design leader.

By everything we've heard, it sounds like Stephen LeMay is a great person for the principles that we care about.

But all those high executives who allowed this and maybe even supported and maybe even liked this, they're all still there except Jeff Williams.

So I don't know how much is actually going to change because the system in place that got Alan Dye this power and supported this and let all of this mediocrity ship is

is still the system there for the most part.

So I'm a little worried that we're not going to actually see as much change as we want, because all those other people, with the exception of Jeff Williams, are still there.

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