here in houston you often see on the news there s short supply for waiters and waitresses, so waits at restaurants are longer, so it s the encouraging those people to come back to work. arthel: is there any sector or the country or business that s feeling it more than otherses? besides getting people to work, is there another work-around, charles? well, one note i did want to make is that recently there was a story here in, about central texas food bank which has seen a heavy burden because of the increase in inflation. and what they ve been doing, obviously, is serving folks who are in need, and in the region that they serve, 1 in 5 children are food insecure. so they were saying they re seeing $1 million per month in spending to try to feed these familiesings and that s up from $100,000 per month prior to the pandemic. and they associate a lot of these costs to inflation and having to pay more to assemble these food, the food trays to give out to folks.