I'm not going to comment on that.
When the price of the hotel room goes back up to $269 or whatever it goes up to, you would call it inflation. But I'm saying it's just a return to more normal pricing and it measures as inflation. It's transitory, because when prices go up, unless they go up, up, up year after year, it's not inflation. All it is is a return of prices to normal.
That's as short an answer as I can give.