 Welcome to the Knuckleheads of Liberty. That's not the economy right there. You're not looking at the general economy. You're looking at just the stock market right there. So all you're going to see is the effects of this massive amount of money printing. That doesn't mean, oh, we made widgets. We went back to work right after COVID. And look at what we did. Boom, right back up to where we started from in a matter of months. And then even start surpassing that because why? Because we're making widgets and we're just really knocking it out. No, that's not why. It's because of the stock market. It's because the Fed printed so much money. And they're still printing money, but now, oh, it reaches the top where, oh, they started adding to the interest rate. Oh, goodness gracious. You know, the basis for the whole casino, the whole betting monopoly based on cheap money, cheap debt, cheap debt. That's all it is. That's a cheap debt graph right there. And now it's just become, oh, it got a little more expensive. Oh, look what happened. Oh, did it start tapering off? Oh, goodness gracious. Yes, it did. That's all I have to say about that. Well, yeah, well, Tim, yes, I think you're right about that. I think most economists and most market watchers and everything and all that we are looking at these days seem to indicate that our recession is looming. And of course, as the feds continue to raise interest rates, of course, it's going to slow down investments and interest rates. The interest rates will cause people to have less incentive to invest. And what's going to happen? We're probably going to have a slowdown in economy. We can hope and pray that it does not get into recession, but it does not look that way. And then Biden and then with this idiotic thing about this, well, this printing of money and pumping all these federal money, all these fed dollars, these fake money into the economy causing this inflation. And you know, of course, the way they're going to solve this, the way they're going to solve the inflation problem is to raise interest rates, to try to slow down the economy, I guess, to help prices, I guess, and thus, you know, will get us into a better place. But the better place was going to be a recession. And that recession is not going to be a good thing for many people. But if you go back to the 1980s, this is how Paul Volcker solved the big recession when Ronald Reagan, just as Ronald Reagan took office, raised interest rates, we went into a recession, but we came out of it pretty quickly. But I don't know if this is going to happen this time, even if they do raise interest rates, even if we do get into a recession, I don't know if we're going to come out of it as quickly, given the central planning tendencies of the Biden administration or the Democratic administration in general. So it doesn't look good. I mean, unemployment is still at a good level, but the science does not look very good. It is not very encouraging right now. Well, maybe they shouldn't try to manipulate from the top the economy like this. You know, maybe they shouldn't be using interest rates to, you know, put the gas or the brake pedal on the economy. Maybe the interest rates ought to fall to wherever the market would bear normally. So now I'm talking Austrian economics compared to the morons at the Keynesian side. Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness always.