 I think the other interesting thing here is the market still isn't pricing in 100 basis points of cuts that the Fed itself expects for next year. And that'll be the next leg of this trade. If you do get signs that inflation is cooling, the labor market is continuing to cool down here, then you're going to see the market start to get more comfortable price meeting what the Fed is expecting for next year. And that'll help the front end. And it is very much a market that I think is...