pullman and driven home from any economist in might be given up in post world war, the great mistake was made in the 1930's with a long recession, and long unemployment. the federal reserve, to 80 and too early. and under those particular. i held that they can get to tighten in time and get one another to reform down the road, but it is not here right now. and we can argue about these recent moves. the traditional power has been exhausting. one are two things, but nothing really dramatic. so here we are. we have tech devolve upon other methods cannot rely upon a little return. the we are in a situation we have not been in since the 1930's. great financial expansion, the late 1920's and in the early part of this century. and a great boss done in the stock market and the housing market. happened in japan. the stock market and in the housing market, and they still haven't done anything. and then we get your. and the real lesson here is not so much inflation at the moment, but how did we ever let these abscesses with housing, housing elsewhere, japan, none of those days, we used to talk