The basket of goods has changed. Could you go historically back to where the basket of goods would be for 1991, the last time it was this much, and measure how much inflation would be today?
You said in your statement, “We haven't seen gains this large in 30 years. The price increases are broad-based, with the biggest drivers being gasoline, food, supply chain issues, and a heated housing market.” Would you be able to supply a comparable? If we were to look at the basket of goods that your predecessors would have utilized in 1991, could you measure what inflation would be on an apple-to-apple basis?