to their shareholders. it is their job to raise prices when they can. whether they're gouging or not, i wouldn't say so. the reality is and i sit on a bunch of corporate boards, we had a deflationary environment the last 34 years, it has been difficult to raise prices. and you can raise prices. it is striking, used car prices up 27%, the price of bacon up 20% which hurts everybody. but corporations' power to raise money because of one, supply side that is fewer products because of supply chain slowdowns and also on the demand side consumers have more money in their pockets. the result is more pricing power on behalf of consumers than ever before. which unfortunately have wiped out labor wage gains among lower and middle income workers but increased corporate profits and 90% of the shares that benefit from this margin or pricing power, the top 1%. it is sort of, again, the perfect storm of good things for the exceptionally wealthy. >> well, scott, thank you, it is