homebuyers this could be institutional homebuyers deller bring out. so there is a leverage now. getting built into. the economy if at all levels we've seen enormous amount of leverage in the stock market so i mean that's what cheap money does. cheap and plentiful money you know he just wasn't rich and that's the issue we know i asked so let me ask you this. do you have this enormous split between the op or the upper wealthiest and you have a growing permanent underclass poverty is rising mortality rates are crashing infant mortality is rising and house prices are now up dramatically people can't afford housing they can't afford education they can't afford health care so if you have this barbell approach where you've got the concentration of all that the very top while at the bottom you have a draining out o. kind of a let. a bleeding out of all of the economic activity and the middle class is disappearing. can you therefore say well inflation is running at one or 2 percent because somewhere in the middle between hyper reds the new poverty yeah you can say inflation's i want to 2