and producer price just came out today showing a near 10% increase in prices. We've never seen that in history, right? And I read that through several headlines, so you can double check that. But even if it's not, it's one of the highest ratings that we've ever seen on producer prices. That's how much these prices have gone up. But comparing inflation, the CPI, to the 80s, right? Because that's where really a 70s and 80s, which is the 39 year comparison, it's misleading. Because the index is calculated totally differently now. In fact, over the past 30 years, the government has changed the way it calculates inflation, and that's the CPI, more than 20 times. Why do you think they're doing this? They're not doing this because we want to make it more accurate. No, absolutely not. You really believe that? They want to make it more... No. They want to show mild inflation since inflation is by far the biggest risk to the market. It's the one thing the Fed can't control by throwing money at (12/35)