Insider capital committed alongside shareholders

Using ONLY the supplied earnings call transcript and no outside information: On this call, does management describe an action that ties insiders' or the company's OWN capital more tightly to the per-share outcome, in a way that costs them something now? Answer YES if, in management's own words anywhere on the call (prepared remarks or Q&A), at least one of the following is affirmatively described as done, in progress, or newly committed: (a) an executive, director, founder, or the management team personally bought company stock with their own money, increased their personal stake, or declined/deferred/converted cash compensation into equity, or a named insider agreed to extended lock-up or holding requirements; (b) the company repurchased shares — or newly authorized/expanded a repurchase — and management explicitly frames it as buying because the shares are undervalued relative to the intrinsic or asset value management sees, rather than as offsetting dilution, returning excess cash, hitting a payout ratio, or a routine ongoing program; (c) management states it is retiring/reducing debt, redeeming preferred, or unwinding a dilutive instrument (warrants, converts, earn-out shares) specifically to reduce future share count or fixed claims ahead of schedule, using cash it could otherwise have kept; or (d) management explicitly redesigned incentive compensation so that payouts now depend on a specific long-horizon per-share or capital-return metric (e.g., return on invested capital, free cash flow per share, multi-year total shareholder return) and says this took effect or was just approved. The action must be a concrete, already-taken or newly committed step described by management, with enough specificity to identify who acted and what was committed. Answer NO if the discussion is only a generic mention of a buyback, dividend, or capital-allocation "priority" without the undervaluation rationale in (b); NO if it is only a plan, possibility, or something management "w Use only the supplied transcript. Answer only YES or NO.