How did that happen, Ron, where you became a playoff event in the PGA Tour champions?

Well, I'll tell you, it took a year, Tom, and you know what it is? It's a testament and a big thank you from me to the St.

Louis community because what happened last year was it's an event the players love.

The crowds show up, similar to what the BMW was bigger with the PGA Tour.

But the tour looked at this and said, all right, if we're going to move from Labor Day, let's give St. Louis a playoff event.

And that's what happened.

One year, and then we get moved to a playoff event, and that's exciting.

What? The gin blossoms are coming? Yeah.

Do you care about the dollar, about gold, silver?

Well, that's two different subjects in some ways, or the same one if you want to combine them.

You know, Kelly, the move in gold and silver relative to the S&P 500, it's very rare that you'll see the commodities up that much and equities up that much.

And in fact, we just wrote a report that speaks to the level of gold relative to the S&P 500.

And it's very high.

Gold's 5,200 an ounce.

The S&P is 7,000.

I mean, that's what's driven a lot of these stocks to the levels that they're at right now.

You know, the crazy things are going to happen.

I'm not saying that.

Look, and I remember, Kelly, I was saying buy equities when everyone was panicking on tariff.

I said, this is not the new normal.

I was on your show and said, have me back.

But you did have me back, so thank you.

But look, I think you have to look at where we are.

right? Where would you say, if this was like a mini Beige Book, what are the strongest and weakest parts of the economy, whether it's by industry, geography,