volumes ever. in seattle there's 15 or so ships anchored offshore. in long beach, 60 vessels are out there, some of them waiting weeks to get into port and offload goods from all over the world, particularly from china, if you think about all the things we export from there. 60 vessels, each of them are huge, some of them rivaling the entire state building in size, each with thousands of shipping containers with the goods you're looking for. here's the problem when it comes to the economy. in terms of consumer prices, time is money. >> i would definitely anticipate higher prices for the consumer. it's a fact, well-established fact that the manufacturers are paying double digit and sometimes triple-digit prices higher for their inputs than they were a year ago.