michael casper with us of bloomberg intelligence. wrap this up, if we can. 3.6% unemployment rate, canada with negative numbers. they get a record low unemployment rate, north of the border. that in itself is interesting, as well. on the jobs run, i am sorry. we are running at a 300,000 level. kailey: it is hot, may be hotter than the federal reserve would like, even if they want to stay -- say the labor market is strong and can tolerate the economy hiking rates. at some point, they are going to want it to cool down. you are not seeing it yet. as we think about that, what we are left with is a big move at the short end of the curve. the two-year curve is up 10 basis points, the inverted yield curve to the tune of five basis points. the long end hanging back a bit. it is stunning, these moves in the bond market. i know i should be used to it by now, but every day is, wow. tom: as we heard someone say this morning, nulty decade gyrations -- multi-decade gyrations. the great missed call on weak dollar, it simply has not happen. we spent