assume that i'm right, you know, again about inflation like i was about a year ago and that they aren't doing enough, then at some point they're going to have to take out the sledgehammer e. my guess is they wouldn't do it right before an election, but, you know, the atlanta fed's gdp now for the first quarter is already in the 1s, so we're pretty close to zero growth which means stagflation. so it doesn't take a big negative shock to get from here to a couple of negative if quarters. my guess is that the fed's going to not take big enough action and then early next year or late this year, they're going to have to start hitting us with, like, wallops in between meetings and so on to try to get inflation urn control, because i think, you know, going into the summer, i don't see how it's not, you know, north of 7, around 10% and then maybe in the second half of the year it starts to slow. if covid is gone, maybe a bunch of people come back into the labor force so there's a big increase in supply. it's possible but it doesn't seem likely.