Everyone is just having fun with numbers because we don’t have any idea what the retro percent will be and how it will be calculated. I’d like to see something like I posted above yours where a yearly % raise is used, and compounded each year, but I honestly don’t know what will happen. A yearly percent raise will look smaller to the public, but the numbers for 2022 could hit 20%, if the number used is a reflection of CPI increases over the years and not a standard yearly raise like 3 or 4 percent. 3 or 4% for retro is going to be way, way too low for this pilot group.