Ryan Petersen

I think the market's –

shrinking again from the peak that we hit post-COVID, but our own volumes were like 30% year-over-year growth.

I've never been like a macro person.

I'm not an investor like that.

So it doesn't matter to me that much.

I guess it's, I mean, Buffett's right.

Like the logistics, but it's the international stuff is so less seasonality.

There's a lot of weirdness in lately in this tariffs data that is just like, I don't know if that means you want to know what the consumers are doing.

Ultimately, what are they buying and selling?

And a lot of, there's just a huge amount of noise.

Like they didn't ship that much less or more because of consumer demand.

That was like, you know, cost and inventory forecasting.

And so I don't, it's probably if I had my access to any data, it would be the consumer sales data from all the customers and inventory levels.

I just don't know.

The sales data, fine.

I like public companies report on their sales.

Inventory data, I've never understood.

Like the U.S.

government publishes these inventory metrics every month.

Where did they get that?