smith, tracy byrnes, jonas max fairis and john lockner and so you say that what is to worry about is the price hikes? >> yes, we don't have a way to deal with the systemic shocks, but we are seeing good things with the jobs increase, but on the other side, the lowest labor force in over 36 years, and you can explain away the gdp number in the first quarter and the consumer is 76% of the gdp, but you can't explain it away for june. there was not bad weather in june and you saw 2% of the retail sales increase, and the average person is starting to feel this pinch. wages have not gone up in about 15 years, and in real terms, and you are seeing the prices going up, and you are seeing the ground beef up 16.5%, and oranges up 28%, and you are e ssee ing the cheese up 11%, and gas prices are down the last couple of months, but with all of the tensions in the middle east, i can't see that happening throughout the rest of the summer as the driving season is upon us, and the risk to me is that if this price inflation gets worse, because we have no way to deal with it with low interest rates fr

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