 and a core inflation rate, which the Fed prefers, which is when you eliminate fuel prices and food, of 0.2%. So if you use the core, 0.2% in a month, that's essentially 2.4% a year, which starts to get dangerously close to the Fed's goal of 2%. And when I say dangerously, I mean in a good way. Yeah. So do you think that the Fed, a lot of people think that the Fed maybe waited too long to even raise the interest rates. Now there may be signaling that they'll lower the interest rates quicker. What do you think, Dave?