Kris Bahner (56:08): We do have some cricket fans here, so I’m sure they’ll look forward to
talking to you about that. And lots of expressions from people saying Thanks for the transparency for your time and looking forward to an exciting future ahead. And with that, I’ll turn it over to you, Steve, to close out.
Steve Cahillane (56:23): Yeah, I just want to, Andrew, thank you very much. I think you will have seen from the reaction that there is a lot of
enthusiasm. There is a lot of excitement, your transparency, your enthusiasm, your leadership comes through. So I want to thank you for that. And just to close it out, in my very long career, I’ve been an acquirer and I’ve been acquired on
both sides. So I do recognize the emotions that come through and the cycles and so forth. But I hope what you take away is the true enthusiasm. Mars is writing an enormous check to the Kellanova share owners because they love the business and see
the potential of the business. They love what we’ve done to it. So Andrew started with the congratulations. I’ll end with the congratulations and a thank you for all that you’ve done in the next few months. Just look for those
exciting moments. Stay engaged, stay involved, soak it all in. It’s a great time to be at Kellanova. So Andrew, thank you very much.
Andrew
Clarke: Thank you, sir. Cheers.
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