We’re going to see a lot of mathematically correct but potentially misleading headlines as things start to tick back up during the recovery. If you tell the av

We’re going to see a lot of mathematically correct but potentially misleading headlines as things start to tick back up during the recovery. If you tell the average person “X dropped by 50%.” And then next month “X surged by 50%” they’d think it dropped and is back to where it started, not that in reality “X surged by 50% actually means it’s still down by 25% from where it was.” A lot of this going on at the moment giving either intentional or unintentional impressions of what’s actually happening.