Musky, you must not have looked at the chart because I have...

Musky, you must not have looked at the chart because I have spelt it out plain and simple. Check the chart from Dec 4c FY16 TO FY17. Look at the expenses and turnover and then add up the projection from the beginning of the FY16 to FY17 and the answer is there. You will notice the martini glass the way the turnover goes up and the expenses come down. Once you see this go back to the beginning of the FY16 and add the expenses and the turnover to the end of the projected FY17. And you will have projected turnover and expenses and what the difference should be. If you have any further questions more than happy to answer them.