for more, we're joined on the fast line by jared holz. eat to have you with us. >> thanks, melissa. appreciate it. >> in layperson's terms what does this mean for these stocks? >> well, the street was expecting a boost from the preliminary rate of about 3.7% or so. a lot of the commentary from the industry suggested that in this final rate, which came out this evening after the close, that we were going to see 100 basis points, perhaps a little bit more, in relief, or, in addition to that 3.7%. that does not seem to be the case here, and, you know, as we discussed so many times, health care utilization is running extremely hot now, and these rates are probably not going to cover enough of that for the manage care companies going forward. it's more of a near-term situation, i mean, you know, the rates get reset every year, but at least as we go into fiscal year 2025, i think all these companies are going to be -- have their backs against the wall to a degree. >> it's karen, thanks for being on on short notice. so, how does this change your