 We are rate strategists. I'm looking at my screen. There's this inversion between rates, the two-year and ten-year. We'll take that. The two-year is higher than the ten-year. That's what we call the inversion. That's usually been a predictor, at least in the past anyway, of recessions. It's been that way for a long time. We haven't had a recession. Can you give me a reason why?