No, you're thinking like demand was creating more growth.
We have a supply shock. You could throw tons of money at people and they won't go out and spend, which is what happened. Consumption actually declined and savings went up hugely, actually. It's really the opposite. What we've done is that we have mortgaged the future with overzealous spending, and we just went overboard. That's my point—not that we shouldn't have spent, but that we went overboard.