and stay there every month, then this is going to start to look like the clinton economy. the wage gains will be broad based, employers will have to pay more and they'll be able to pay more. that's take good thing. >> i don't think that's probably a very realistic aspiration. i'm afraid the fed would probably tap the brakes if we started doing that. i do think the current clip will get us there. it's just going to get us there more slowly than i'd like. by the way, if we're going to get to that kind of a full employment job market, it means that both the federal reserve and particularly the congress have to not screw it up. so, there's that as well. look, on the oil point, i would say it's even a three-edged sword, if you can have a three-edged sword because one of the things that happens when oil gets cheap, a lot of people are kind of -- they have kind of short horizons about this sort of thing and they start buying big, fat gas-guzzling cars again. we're actually seeing a little bit of that. so, in an environmental sense, you also have to be concerned about oil that's actually socially underpriced in terms of