 You don't want to intervene with interest rates if something's going to go away quickly without us intervening because monetary policy, as I mentioned, works with long and variable lag. So the lure is you look through things like a temporary oil shock. So that was the mistake, was that it actually didn't reverse itself. The problems with the supply side didn't reverse themselves until 2023 when they really did, when we got a big burst of employment and also the supply chains were fixed.