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<blockquote data-quote="Dissimilarty" data-source="post: 1520937" data-attributes="member: 23453">I reread multiple times and dont see what I missed.&nbsp; Are you not claiming they are reducing expectations/services, etc?&nbsp; They didn't and aren't.&nbsp; Utilization went down.&nbsp; They continue to expect spending more, not less.&nbsp; I wasnt trying to be a dick by asking that question.&nbsp; Rather, I was attempting to point out that such a source would need to be approached with caution if you'd gotten it from some &quot;expert.&quot;&nbsp; Apologies if you took it as such.As to inflation, if you mean &quot;supply shocks&quot; as in Fed speak of &quot;transitory,&quot; that's the question.&nbsp; Even the fed doesnt deny inflation, they claim it'll go away as supply heals.&nbsp; But the issue is whether it will heal with the Great Reset/climate agenda/regulation.&nbsp; They are basically saying &quot;we didnt do it,&quot; and I assume we both agree with them on that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dissimilarty, post: 1520937, member: 23453"] I reread multiple times and dont see what I missed. Are you not claiming they are reducing expectations/services, etc? They didn't and aren't. Utilization went down. They continue to expect spending more, not less. I wasnt trying to be a dick by asking that question. Rather, I was attempting to point out that such a source would need to be approached with caution if you'd gotten it from some "expert." Apologies if you took it as such. As to inflation, if you mean "supply shocks" as in Fed speak of "transitory," that's the question. Even the fed doesnt deny inflation, they claim it'll go away as supply heals. But the issue is whether it will heal with the Great Reset/climate agenda/regulation. They are basically saying "we didnt do it," and I assume we both agree with them on that. [/QUOTE]

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