deeper on what we got from colby smith and john williams. i will share the quote with you.ted it would call for policy to normalize more quickly and call for interest rates to come down more slowly." there's a bias to reduce interest rates. there's a bias to reduce rates based on what happened with inflation, not with payrolls. i would love your thoughts on that. last week before we spoke and we have the data we had some guest point out maybe the inflation data did not matter anymore. do you think it is the inflation data that says the pace for interest rate reductions in the next few quarters or maybe not so much payrolls? mohamed: i think it is both. it will be inflation data and the employment numbers. i think the bias you are sensing comes from where the neutral rate is, the midpoint. the range is really large. if you look at where the midpoint is, at least to this narrative that we are very restrictive. that is where the bias comes from. my neutral rate is higher than the average neutral rate. that comes because people compare were neutral is and say wow, we are still