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what do you see is new relative to what we had learned a week ago well i think that the headlines are are great you know talking about the cost savings whether its in 2023 or through 2025 but the reality is is the devils in the details and um fedexs management well its they have a new ceo and president you know they do they do um kind of have over promise and under deliver over a long period of time and hence the docHub underperformance versus ups so you know there is going to be some execution risk uh given managements outlook to to lower these costs and im assuming during todays call which is around 5 30 later later today eastern time you know management on their earnings call is going to go and provide more detail on how they plan on generating the 2.2 and 2.7 a billion dollars in cost savings in fiscal 2023 and you know the the 4 billion in incremental cost savings uh by physical uh physical uh 2025. so so again you know theres a lot theres a lot of good things to se