Looking at the loans by category on an average basis compared to the 4th quarter, Commercial and industrial loans and leases increased $2,400,000,000 or 6 percent to 42,400,000,000 With $1,900,000,000 being broadly based and $453,000,000 of growth in average dealer floorplan balances. During the Q1, average commercial real estate loans decreased by $363,000,000 or 1% to $45,300,000,000 The decline was driven largely by lower permanent mortgages as average construction loan balances were essentially flat. Residential real estate loans increased by $435,000,000 or about 2% to 23,800,000,000 Due largely to the timing of the retention of originations throughout the prior quarter, end of period balances were essentially flat sequentially. Average consumer loans were up $144,000,000 or about 1% to $20,500,000,000 Recreational finance loan growth continues to be the main driver of increased balances And these average loans grew $178,000,000 or 2%. Average earning assets, Excluding interest bearing cash on deposit at the Federal Reserve increased $4,900,000,000 or 3 percent Due to the $2,600,000,000 growth in average loans and $2,300,000,000 increase in average investment securities.