bottom line is it is very hard to not only measure an economy that is moving so rapidly and also to seasonally adjust data that's coming out of a pandemic with extreme weather events like the fifth warmest january on record and now february's more normal weather and actually had a cold snap across the country. so at the end of the day anything between 100 and 250,000 that will be solid enough for the federal reserve to feel it has to probably raise rates by a half percent at its march meeting. it's keeping that optionality out there of being able to react to the data as it comes in, and the bottom line is all of the data we've seen suggests although the economy in some parts may be cooling, it certainly has not chilled and it is not cool enough to be tepid which is where we need to be with inflation. >> also while on the hill, powell's sounding the alarm, understandably about the country hitting the debt ceiling,