That's just obvious enough that we might have already done it. We might, for instance, have looked at the inflation data 13 months after Q1, Q2, Q3, and Q4. And based on that data, we might have reached conclusions that are spectacularly different from yours.

If you want to convince us, you're going to have to do more than just say "look at the data" and repeat your previous point. Specifically what data are you looking at, and over what time frame, and how do you think it demonstrates your position?

It's a chart by the WSJ, but I've made repeated searches on wsj.com and can't find it. It's pretty frustrating, as I'd really like to cite it.