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For Lizanne Sondas of Charles Schwab, I'm not going to bury her with derivative questions.

Thank you.

And stop getting people on saying it's idiosyncratic when we know the opacity of the markets.

In our youth, you were too young to remember this, Lizanne.

Nobody used the word idiosyncratic no what does

that word mean to you um nothing to see here i think in today's language um yeah yeah one off but uh you know

to continue to use idiosyncratic in the face of Diamond's comment about cockroaches.

You know, the short answer is we don't know yet.

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