Second, various indicators such as consumer sentiment, the Architectural Billings Index, and new home sales, although still relatively low are showing signs of improvement. And third, we're well positioned in several key international markets where we expect supportive GDP growth bolstered by an increasing number of full-line MillerKnoll dealers. Taking all these factors into consideration, we expect to generate adjusted earnings in the range of $1.70 and $2.00 per share for the full fiscal year 2024. As it relates to the first quarter, let me elaborate on a few factors impacting our guidance. First, the sluggish order rates over the past two quarters have resulted in a reduction in the consolidated order backlog. In effect, we don't have the same running start that we had heading into Q1 of last year.