William Mudd

“Yes, I would just say that with both properties in Pennsylvania, and both properties in Mississippi, they probably have seen pressure from inflation on fuel and food more than our more affluent properties have seen.”

“Every day, if not, more frequently than that even. I'd say, first of all, not the 11 properties, so everything outside of our two Mississippi properties showed growth in the first quarter, and it was good growth across each of the months.”

“There were probably some pent-up demand, coming out of the second quarter. Everything was shut down. Fourth quarter fell off a little bit, and that's really driven by new constraints put on casinos by certain states.”

“I can't give you excluding those two, but I can give you what those two independently kind of have done. Dan, this is Bill Mudd. Calder was closed through August 31.”