How is it relative to other shocks in the market you've experienced over your time there?

Sure.

Previous shocks, um, came and went.

We'd see, we'd see a very large spike, and it would correct relatively quickly.

The war and weather events, geopolitical events of the past, uh, we, we would see prices surge and then back off.

This is the first time we've seen a sustained increase.

Most of the other spikes we saw were Wall Street driven.

So, so what do you think people should be doing?