joe cocker really influenced you. >> i loved joe cocker all the time, but i was watching the film "feeling," and it is justice this groovy set up. girls are dancing, and there is this kind of parade, and i was like, if he can make this music video, i should be able to make this music video, so right before we left the tour, i got the band together rehearsing, and we just remade this just last week. it is fun to go alongside the tour. >> the 1960's obviously had an influence. the video, the music aesthetic, the art-house film in your music video but also a bit of data is him -- of dadaism. >> i love some of those early 1960's artists. this video was very inspired by this none that i love -- this nun that love. she came out of los angeles and was making all this political artwork. she was a radical artist and used lots of sort of large, block print, colorful -- she made a lot of kind of propaganda posters, and i just love her so much. i love her spiritual message, and she inspired some of the artwork i made to go along with the album. >> see in van fully embrace it visually. what is it like

world acard cording to garth came out in 1982 and the number one song was up where we belong by joe cocker and jennifer warrens and i wonder if that's symbolic of the market inflation can be bad, but it can be good. are all the part of the market up where they belong what would you buy if inflation were to last >> okay. so we actually just went through this exercise last week and i've got a list nfor you. you want to own companies with higher fixed costs, higher prices power, lower labor, exposure so we came up within our portfolio things like united rental, chevron, royal dutch and the financials, american express, new york community bank things like that where there's pricing power where they're not depending on labor when you said things are up there where they belong, that's tricky you don't want to own companies that are priced for perfection and i think that there are a lot that are up where they belong as long as there's not a lot of inflation. we would back off of the faang stocks, high multiple stocks that have high multiple reasons for whatever, they're just trading at 20 or 30 o