that we've been talking about for years, who as yet disgraced himself again with a comment is paul goodman, who went all these inflation numbers came out, wrote a piece on the new york times, asking a, basically, a man called or 1st to admit that he never saw the inflation coming and then secondarily, he says, what actually benefits the poor. oh, i saw that and i almost wrote an article on it. and thanks for reminding me on that because i might want to go back and visit that topic. that is absolutely insane. crazy. you know, these inflation benefits, those 2 assets. it's as simple as that. so if you have a house and it goes up in value and you can unload it to the next money or zoom or for a higher price. ok. you've done pretty well, but the poor don't have any assets, so the stock market rises, which is clear, they're targeting that now in wash, came out and set it out even himself hinted at it. so they're doing these things that are, they're absolutely counterproductive. rent is soaring, we're wages have gone up with they've not gone up as much as rents have gone up as much as food have