We got our answers in percentages. They're all good. They're doing great. Going to go higher. So this is a sign of consumer confidence.
People are still happy.
Well, you know, these are anecdotes. As one of my professors said, the plural of anecdote is data. Thus then, the importance of more scientific surveys like the consumer confidence index. Alan Greenspan and the president have it secretly faxed to them the last Monday of every month. The next morning, the rest of us get it.