In terms of the fees, obviously the year-over-year, component is rather unique this time, as second quarter last year was the most heavily impacted by COVID. And more specifically for us, of course, we had the Keep Americans Connected pledge that was in place for all of the second quarter that, as you said, impacted some of the fees. As you think about the numbers this year, a good chunk of those are back in. We're more at a BAU level. A couple of items, though, that aren't in the numbers yet. Obviously, international travel is not back to anywhere close to pre-pandemic levels. I don't expect that to be there for the balance of this year. I hope there'll be a tailwind as we get into next year, but the guide doesn't make any assumption about an acceleration of a return of those fees in the second half of 21.

Jul 21, 2021 / receipt, needs a key / Matt, other | earnings call 2021-07-21 | transcript 0248965d-ce68-4bd3-8a8b-97975b10eb74 | chars 24515-25333 | segment 25

This growth comes even as travel paths and our international roaming revenues remain at subdued levels.

Apr 21, 2021 / receipt, needs a key / Matt, CFO | earnings call 2021-04-21 | transcript cf64a35b-768b-4887-bf12-242007902fc1 | chars 15464-15567 | segment 16

Altogether, Usage, fees, and travel pass revenues accounted for approximately 180 basis points of year-over-year pressure in the quarter.

Oct 21, 2020 / receipt, needs a key / Matt Ellis, CFO | earnings call 2020-10-21 | transcript 120727a7-f51b-4116-810c-16f57f3cc6d3 | chars 21597-21734 | segment 22

We have taken already cost measurements in the first quarter, everything from third-party spending, seeing, of course, that we're traveling less.

Apr 24, 2020 / receipt, needs a key / Hans Vestberg, CEO | earnings call 2020-04-24 | transcript 3a7eb3e8-7118-4631-a458-fa2dd5bd9e4d | chars 7123-7268 | segment 7