Excluding $56 million in charges related to divestiture activity in the quarter, adjusted operating expenses were $1.3 billion, or 33.4% of sales, deleveraging 60 basis points versus Q1 2019 adjusted SG&A. The 60 basis points of deleverage is due to the following dynamics. Deleverage of 120 basis points due to elevated compensation costs as part of the company's pay per performance philosophy, higher distribution center costs of 40 basis points in support of the company's online expansion, and importantly, productivity and store expenses of 230 basis points were partially redeployed into demand generation as marketing investment was higher and deleveraged 140 basis points. The greater investment in demand generation resulted in nine-tenths of a point of market share gains for Gap Inc.