 in the world, out on the street, they seem to express a sort of pessimism about the economy. They're still feeling pain at the gas pump. They're still feeling pain at the grocery store. And I'm wondering if you, as someone who oversees the state's finances and keeps a close eye on these things, do you have an explanation for that of why is the messaging from a lot of, let's just call them establishment institutions, very positive, and then the thing you hear on the street is very negative, very pessimistic?