 on a spending that might have otherwise happened. And yet now that the pandemic is over, you see no such national debate, even in the face of high inflation. And that's what we're really trying to bring attention to is that you get inflation when you increase your money supply, when the Federal Reserve prints more money, and there's really no strong signal being sent to investors that this is going to be a temporary increase in dollars, and then we're going to pay that back.