And that's basically deflation 50 percent deflation.

That's a 50 percent deflation rate.

So you're already seeing deflation in wages.

That's the dividing line between inflation and deflation.

So because of our innovation, we actually experienced deflation.

What debt?

You see we've had a couple of bouts of deflation.

Everyone's talking about inflation and deflation these days, including myself.

We strike debt!

But this is debt. 80 million of debt right here.

And even within the debt, you'll have different layers of debt.

And the opposite of inflation, if things actually get cheaper, is deflation.

'We are debt loaded

He ran into debt.

He guaranteed my debt.

Well, what about debt?

This is the debt.

We have the debt.

Now debt is interesting.

He had no debt.

I had some debt.

Our debt kept growing.

I've paid my debt.

And it's called debt.

You can issue debt.

It's the debt holders.

Thus the national debt.

You're in debt? Yes.

Mickey's more in debt.

And then we have the debt, the debt of the company, or the

In terms of price performance, that's a 40 to 50 percent deflation rate.

I must repay the debt.

I must repay the debt.

I just went into debt.

I just went into debt.

I owe him a debt.

I am free of debt.

This guy has no debt.

So it's essentially a debt.

But the debt guys, especially the senior debt guys, they want to be safe.

Actually, let me draw a zero line, so you can separate inflation from deflation.

All the talk today is about are we going to see inflation or deflation.

And the company can only handle 2 million of debt, not 6 million of debt.

So anyway, just going back on the different tranches of debt, or buckets of debt.

You'd have to pay the debt holders, you'd have to pay off the debt first.