text:  Yeah, look, the Consumer Price Index inflation rose 3% in June compared to a year ago, right? So that's 3% in a year. The Fed would like it to be 2%. There are many economists who think actually 3% is, you know, for the future probably a better and more accurate number, but the Fed doesn't want to change the rules of the game in the middle of the game. But we are certainly in an acceptable range now. And as you mentioned, it was down one-tenth of a percent, which is the first time that's happened in a month since May of 2020. Here's the problem.