 Okay. So here it is. So these are the variable numbers. So often people say, you talk about the variable numbers and these are the variable pieces that I mentioned when I talk about the estimate. So the education spending was increased. You can see that number 4.34. So when they increase, it puts pressure on our budget, right? Sure. And then the equalized pupil count was decreased by 0.2. So when it decreases, that puts pressure on our budget. So you can see already the first two variables are putting pressure on our budget in terms of creating impact. And then the dollar yield was 2.21, which is another area that showed a pressure on our budget. And then lastly, the common level of appraisal. And you'll see there, sometimes people talk about the CLA commonly used in the common level of appraisal. And that was at 74.77, which is 3.7% decrease. That is significant because the legislation out there that says that once it's below 80%, the city should review. And they're working on that. I think they've started. We were below last year. It takes a couple of years. We've had this trouble the last few years. Yeah, correct. Those are big pieces that have an impact. And one quick clarification on that slide. The homestead yield actually went up. That actually helped our budget a little bit. But so three of the four factors were against us. We'll take the one that's in our favor. We do want to recognize that. All right, Russ, you can talk about the... Here's the big reveal. This is the big reveal. So all of that work that we spent trying to pare down the budget, make strategic additions to the budget, we were able to get the property tax rate increased down to 7.36%. So that means the city of Burlington likes to use as a $250,000 home. That means that the tax on that home would be about $5,200, which is about $350 more than you're paying this year. So the average homeowner would pay $357 a year. For those who pay on income, we're able to get that total tax impact down to 3.18%. So if you're paying on a $50,000 income, that means your taxes are going to be about $1,260 this year, which is only about $38 more than you're currently spending. So only a couple dollars a month if you're paying on income, and about a dollar a day if you're paying on your property taxes. Okay. Okay. The big reveal. There it is. There it is. So here it is in summary the impact what people want to know. We started at 10.5% after we whittled it down with the... We're not going to do 15, 17% with all the investment. Thank you. And then we applied the 1.3 million surplus to it, which brought it to 8.52. And then finally with the reductions that we added, we get the final of 7.36% tax impact.