I'm doing great, man. Totally psyched to do this show. Always enjoy this. By the way, I should say, it's a lot of fun doing these with you. Every other Tuesday live on the

on the platform. It's just really fun. I think people are getting to know us. We're finding entirely new audience here. They're getting to us. We're getting to know them. I'm just really

enjoyed doing these with you. Tony. So do I book every other Tuesday out 10 years. Ash I'm ready to go. Awesome. We're really trying to get to know you guys right now. We're really really trying to

on YouTube live on the platform. It's just really fun. I think people are getting to know us

with finding entirely new audience here. They're getting to know us. We're getting to know them.

I just really enjoy doing these with you Tony. So do I, I booked every other Tuesday out 10 years,

Ash. I'm ready to go. Awesome. I'll see you until 2032. No problem. Let's jump right in. I

got to be honest with you, man. Just between you and me, I have literally been in the crypto

weeds for the, basically since the weekend, since the volatility started happening in Bitcoin,

talked to me, Tony, what am I missing in capital markets? B.I. sure, but walk me through.

Oh, okay. Well, if you want to go into the regular markets now, back from your futuristic

electric money world for a moment, if we will, you know, I think the major thing for me coming into

this week is that we survived that massive inflation scare last week, right? I was thinking about

having set that up for us, Tony, for people who didn't watch those prints come back.

Yeah. So last week, we got that big, you know, headline inflation number where we got, you know,

the scary number that we got a 0.9% month over month rise in X food and energy CPI, right? That

0.9% gain was the biggest month over month gain in CPI X food and energy since 1981, right?

So what happened when that headline number hits the tape now, this is the first headline,

the whiff of real headline inflation that we're getting in the CPI data.

So what happens is you've got the market-based inflation expectations start absolutely

quivering right to the highs, right? They see it on the tape and now they have no choice but to have

these large magnitude inflation anticipation moves. What, what did you see there, by the way,

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