And what we’ve seen over the last couple of quarters is a really big improvement in turnover. So, I think people now feel like they understand how their — what their job is and how to do it. We’ve actually spent a lot more time, as I said on our last call, every one of our General Manager, managing partner conferences in August, talked about how to make our each whatever brand a better place to work — an even better place to work. It was already a great place to work. And those things are bearing fruit. So, our turnover is getting better. Our first 90-day turnover is significantly improved from where it was just six months ago because of the focus that we’re putting on training and making sure that those team members feel up to speed before they get thrown out on a busy Friday.
Brian Vaccaro: All right. Great. That’s helpful. And I guess my quick follow-up, just on pricing, Raj, I heard your comments on your expectation for the fiscal fourth quarter. But could you let us know how much have you taken or how much did you take in the fiscal third quarter or have planned to take in the fourth quarter? And just thinking with a little more pressure on commodities, has your thinking changed on sort of the arc of your pricing and how quickly you might look to let that moderate over the next few quarters? Thank you.
Raj Vennam: Yes, Brian, I think I’m not going to comment on past Q4, but I will tell you that if you look at where the pricing has been, second quarter was 6.5%, third quarter that we just completed was 6.3%, we expect fourth quarter to be under 6%. So the peak pricing for us on an annual basis is behind us. I think it’s going — unless something dramatically changes, we see pricing coming down. And I can — and I know not to compare to some — everybody else, but the — when you look at what’s happening in the market, I think most people are on an upward trend on pricing. We think we’re actually from here on a downward trend. And — but overall, though, that’s actually translating into the results we’ve talked about. And then when we started the year, we started with 100 basis points — target of roughly pricing below inflation for this year of about 100 basis points. I expect us to end in that range.
Operator: Our next question comes from John Parke with Wells Fargo.
John Parke: I guess there’s been a lot of focus on trade down to low end, but I guess are you guys seeing any signs that that middle income consumer is moving more into like your value brands and coming a bit more?
Rick Cardenas: Yes, John. We really haven’t seen a whole lot of change in mix across of our brands. And I would say value brands versus not, if you look at our release today, we had same restaurant sales ranges between the different segments between I think it was 10.8% and 11.7%. So three of our segments I think actually had 11.7% comp. And our total comp for the company was 11.7%. So it’s very consistent across. And all of our brands had very, very strong same restaurant sales.
John Parke: Great. Thank you.
Operator: Thank you. At this time we have no further questions in queue. I will now turn the call back over to Kevin Kalicak for any additional or closing remarks.
Kevin Kalicak: Great. Thanks Todd. That concludes our call for today. I would like to remind you that we plan to release fourth quarter results on Thursday, June 22nd before the market opens, with a conference call to follow. Thank you for participating in the call today. Have a good day.
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