Honestly, I think it's all, like another poster said, they are writing off 2019. Assume crowds are going to be bad, cut costs wherever they can, so they can soften it for the shareholder explanation, then come back in 2020 and try to big numbers again. The question is, are they doing cuts to temporarily reduce costs, or are these longer range to make the numbers look better next year?
I know the answer. Just don't want to admit it.