We have been struggling to write up the results of Duke Energy since this time last week. It’s not simple. The ostensible numbers are fairly straightforward – revenue for Q1 $6.1 billion; costs $4.79 billion, so operating income of $1.37 billion, and a net profit of $900 million. That’s a 15% net margin, a comfortable performance that does not suggest a business under stress. And it should stay that simple really – in that it is mostly regulated revenue – if its cost go up, it puts up its prices to counteract that, and it continues to make money. Under $1 billion is unregulated, where it takes on gas and renewables projects and has to find the income for them…