 Well, we ended up with essentially a headline inflation rate that month over month was zero and a core inflation rate, which the Fed prefers, which is when you eliminate fuel prices and food of point two percent. So if you use the core point two percent in a month, that's essentially two point four percent a year, which starts to get dangerously close to the Fed's goal of two percent. And when I say dangerously, I mean, I mean, in a good way. Yeah.