That's Fed friendly stimulus. And I think today's move to some extent was a pre-emptive move to try to head off too much tax stimulus. Now that it's slowing down, people are ringing their hands. But monetary policy is still unfortunately an art. Of course in addition to the rise in interest rates engineered by the Federal Reserve, you had the unexpected happen which, of course, was the sharp rise in oil prices this year.
Individuals are very heavily in debt.
If you do that you're going to get a slowdown in the economy and the dynamic now is starting to change and it looks like a little more than a slowdown. So let's bring the political overlay into this. Well, if you're asking me, I would say that, you know, you couldn't have a better timing for all of this. And we have a big surplus. So you can cut taxes, and, of course, as I mentioned that the economy is slowing so the timing probably appropriate.