we are going to put james bevin on the spot. it is time for the battle of the charts.ad of the tesco opening, i show you euro-sterling, the yellow chart spiking up that is the brexit risk. that -- then i show you food price inflation. you can see the correlation with euro-sterling. we have this divergence here. two things. we might be looking at higher inflation in the autumn as we start to import more food into the u.k. that could be good news for tesco is that will allow its margin story to start to improve. i am feeling like i have it made today. hans: either way, you are going to win because you get to talk about a british supermarket. i know that make you happy, the provincial fellow that you are. i am going to explain this to you. have is the world index. we also have wti. the important thing is we see them moving in tandem. the correlation is increasing. it is the highest correlation since 2013. james, if you like oil, you may like equities. that is what this chart shows you. james, give us your decision. buts: i likeguy's chart, not for the reason that guy sugg