that was expected again, that's year-over-year, but More importantly month-over-month, which what the Fed is really focusing on both CPI and core rose less than expected I'm gonna throw some numbers figures at you. I want you to pay attention You Know some of you listeners right now saying Frank. You know what? We're talking about inflation at 8.5%. We're celebrating this the marks going higher Most prices still high they're not gonna take those price hikes back at least some of them are until they see less demand They're gonna be forced to lower the prices And sure gasoline price are at what 375 380 on average, but they were three dollars a year ago Food prices are still very high rents still high electricity still high You're saying hell almost all my bills that I'm paying are still much higher than they were a year ago And you know what? You're right. So before you say Frank, you're an idiot to say this is positive. It's still going higher. I Get it. I pay my bills too. I like the (2/35)