straight years. I mean, 31%, 18%. What are we up now in the S&P 500? 24%? Something around there, 25%. The market usually goes up 8% annually every year. And I get it, why it went up so much. And those are the reasons why we were bullish for so long. But now, with this fundamental shift that changes in the marketplace, these changes, we're going to see leverage come out of the market with the Fed tightening and tapering, inflation is going to continue to rise as companies are under incredible pressure to report higher earnings every single quarter. That's your job as a company. Every single quarter, we need to grow, grow, grow, grow. You know why? Because if you miss with the valuations that they're currently trading at, if you miss, you become DocuSign, you lose 40% in a day, PayPal down 40%, Peloton down 50%, 60%. So what does that mean? They're forced to raise prices. Some companies are going to get away with it. Large technology companies will be fine. They all have trillion dollar (15/35)