I'm going to point to what I've said for many months now, which is I think there are some things you can do to create velocity in the system. Nobody borrows off the overnight funds rate anymore. Velocity happens where financing happens, out the yield curve. Things you could do to keep that stability of the back end of the yield curve, to keep the mortgage rate in a place where we get real velocity, existing home sales moving. I've said it publicly for many months now—I think if we're running a breakeven, you can buy in the markets on a five-year inflation breakeven of 2.35%. I think the funds rate should be a three. And I just think you could move it there and then you don't have to go much further. I just think the price, you know, in markets, if something's priced wrong, you get it there. I think we can get it there and then look at when, then take another view on where we are today and whether you have to move higher or lower. But I know I would think we can move rates a bit lower.