And one other point on the Lee vs. Kevin issue. From the relationships announced by Donovan, it is very clear that deals are inked several quarters before product is delivered and initial conversations-to-product delivery are even longer timeframes, probably close to a year or even more. So, using the Q3 shipment of product by Lee in the last CC as an example, the reality is that that delivery was initiated/planned/inked before Kevin even started as CEO. So, why would Kevin ever come in an take over as lead on existing deals? New project managers may come in and do that, but CEOs dont. Kevin is aware of it for sure, in the context of planning additional manufacturing and meeting customer needs, but outside of that, Kevin would not and should not take the lead on deals signed before he even arrived. It would be quite stupid in my opinion.
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