; (ii) received a larger share of the proceeds of the criminal activity than most other participants; and (iii) provided ongoing, day-to-day supervision of, or specialized training to, at least four other participants over a substantial period of time. (D) When used with regards to a defendant’s role in the offense, the term minor means the person was not a manager, supervisor, organizer, or leader, and, in comparison with those in the offense who played such roles— (i) exercised little decision-making authority over aspects of the criminal activity; (ii) had little or no knowledge of the scope, extent, and inner workings of the criminal activity; (iii) received small shares of the proceeds of the criminal activity