there is no expected deflation. So we keep paying the prices as if there is currently a hiring boom, savings glut, wage pressure, and supply side shock. Even t

there is no expected deflation. So we keep paying the prices as if there is currently a hiring boom, savings glut, wage pressure, and supply side shock. Even though all of those have stopped by now, we're still paying even more (5%) than during that time. Pretty crazy And even when inflation eases, I don't think anyone expects to pay 2019 prices for anything in the next 2 years