Right. And so they're saying, Well, whoa, we've been flatlined for so long, and this exponential rise for the highest in the income ladder's outcome.
Paul Tonko: “Right. And so they're saying, Well, whoa, we've been flatlined for so long, and this exponential rise for the highest in…”
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