Rob Armstrong

But I've got to be short it now.

And like drinking more is not a money saving strategy, as it turns out.

Is it?

God, that was all worth it.

I was like, where's Katie going with this?

But we got to stagflation.

You can't lean on it too often, but once in a while you can slip that by the desk.

Katie, it is a beautiful, sunny, cool day here in New York, a perfect spring day.

And I know markets don't care about our listeners' feelings, but I do.

We here at the Unhedged podcast, we really care.

I think we can make sense of this, not perfect sense, but maybe as good sense as we can ever make of the wild squiggling that characterizes all markets everywhere always.

I mean, you know, I thought your column on this was excellent, Katie, but the numbers they are talking about.

I'm never nice.

I've taken some kind of a new pill this morning and they're working.

I don't know.

Anyway, the numbers they are talking about there.

are higher, higher than we are now, and well higher than we were before the war.

However— Well, the oil prices, you mean.

The oil—so Brent is, what, at 110 or something now?

Do you have that number in front of you?