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2022nion >> i know a couple of the names you like, maybe not for exactly the same reason, but cesar's palomarnd freeport-mcmoran, up 32%. gus, a final comment here. do you think the fed is behind the curve? >> i don't think so. i think that inflation is coming faster than the fed was expecting. that being said, the fed has said they wanted to wait until the economy got to full employment before starting to raise the fed funds rate i think we will be there sometime over the next few months i expect the fed will start to raise rates over the next few months, and i do think that some of the inflation pressures we are seeing in the economy are temporary. so i would expect to see a gradual slowing in infrags over the course of 2022 >> i guess to use the analogy, gus, i always expect that, you know, as the fed is reaching its destination, it is starting to put on the brakes, right you don't want to get to the destination and then start braking or you are going past it so not to keep bringing up the point, but i don't understand why they're not doing more to tighten when the unemployment rate is at