Yes. As I've discussed, much of the inflation we're seeing is related to this combination of a big shift away from services into goods, because people couldn't buy a lot of the services during the pandemic, combined with supply bottlenecks and impaired global supply chains. As the pandemic eases, we expect that people will go back to buying all these services they want. They're going to start to travel; they're going to go to restaurants; they're going to go to a rock concert. They're going to spend more on services and less on goods. That will take some pressure off these global supply chains. At the same time, we're seeing a lot of investments to try to improve these logistics and strengthen the supply chains. Those things should ease and inflation should come down, but it will take some time.
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