afsaneh: great to be with you.re seeing is we will have short-term issues as you just alluded to. you will have blockages on supply chains. you demand go up, not just because of the checks that people got that you were talking about, but also there has been savings over the last 12 months as people of been stuck at home and not able to spend the way they usually used to come and of course there is the infrastructure and other fields that have put money into the market and other interest rates. put all of that together and it has created short-term demand. we are starting to see that. we are seeing the impact on lumber prices, on iron ore prices, and copper prices. at the same time, we know there is a pent up demand, there is extra cash coming in to the economy. it will force the prices to go up but that is probably short-term to medium-term versus longer-term. lisa: you agree with the federal reserve that it is largely transitory and we will head back to the same trend we were in before? afsaneh: it is transitory,