I think we did ourselves disservice in our families when the phone companies went to these unlimited texting plans and we all moved to that, because we were tired of the billing surprises. And so now we don’t really keep on top of texting. And the volume of texting for kids, especially teenagers, is taking off right now. I actually asked a middle school class, I said, “Hey, survey came out and said that young ladies in this age group are actually texting 4000 times a month.” And the boys in the room laughed and said that sounds really low. Now think about that for a moment. You’re supposed to be going to school, probably extra curricular activities, hanging out with your family, hanging out with your friends. When are you texting? You’re texting when you’re supposed to be doing other things. Kids think they’re multitasking, but what I call it is ‘task interruption’. Because that beep, that chirp is taking them away from homework; they’re also in class where they’re supposed to be listening to their teacher, wondering if they can hear their phone in their backpack, because it’s not supposed to be at their desk, and they’re not paying attention to their studies. And so a very high volume of texting, which we’re not paying attention to anymore with these all-inclusive plans, could be an indicator that grades are going to start to suffer, that extra curricular activities are going to start to suffer, and perhaps even their social life.