 You know, they're the ones that were predicting six rate declines at the beginning of the year, and then they were predicting three. But I'll give the Fed credit. They're not listening to the traders, right? They're listening and reading the data, as you mentioned. Inflation seems stubborn. It's just not coming down a lot. And I think, you know, they're so concerned about moving too quickly. Now they probably screwed it up on the way up, and they don't want to mess it up on the way down, right? But they're so scared of, you know, the Paul Volcker and, you know, about reigniting inflation if they move down too quickly.