has moved back to much more normalcy than the united states, and other parts of europe. if you don't have normalcy, that attributes to inflation. people aren't working as much. it is harder to get goods out. the fed matters, but i also think the other thing that matters for addressing inflation is starting to move back to some form of normalcy, where, you know, time square looks even more normal than it was. >> david, thank you so much for being with us, as always. great to have you here. eddie glaude, i just got a text from a friend who brought up a great point. it is a point that reveals my new york city bias. because, of course, we only talk about east coast baseball teams and, too often, we only focus on crime in new york city or other major cities on the east coast. but my friend texted and said,