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Hello and welcome to a special episode of the AdLots podcast. I'm Joe Wyzenthal.

And I'm Tracy Alloway. Tracy, so we are here for you and me the first ever time at Jackson Hall.

I know. I always wanted to go partly for the scenery, but also just to get a feel for some of the economic discussions and wonkery.

I've seen this described or heard this described as the Super Bowl for central bankers.

You know what? I like that description. It's very app because like when I think of the Super Bowl,

I think of like a bunch of like parties and people just hang out like there's the game.

But seriously, like you said like partly for the scenery, I would say like for me that's like 95.

I was so drawn to the first time I walked in. It was gorgeous.

It was gorgeous. I was just like, I'm like totally flabbergasted.

Also the chance to finally break out my cowboy boots. I don't get to do that that often in New York.

If anyone saw the photos of me on Twitter this weekend, Wednesday morning as I was scrambling out of the house,

I could not locate my multiple cowboy boots. I couldn't find any of them.

Sure, Joe. Sure. They all go conveniently missing right before you need them.

No, but it is an amazing event. It's really interesting to sort of witness it for the first time

because it is at this kind of unusual moment for central bankers.

Yes, right. So it's like this weird uneasy piece which is like inflation has come down a lot.

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