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So we saw a big run-up in 2021-22.
So we saw a big run-up in 2021, '22.
When they see each other, Dale will still run up in front and grunt at him and he'll kind of jump up on the wall and kind of like, hey, how you doing?
When they see each other, he'll Dale'll still run up in front and grunt at him,
We're doing a drive-by dunk challenge where we drive up to a stranger's house, run up in their driveway,
We're doing the drive-by dunk challenge, where we drive up to a stranger's house, run up in their driveway, and dunk a basketball.
A lot of times they still recognize each other, like Dale the otakin he raised, when they see each other, Dale will still run up in front and grunt at him and he'll kind of jump up on the wall and kind of like, hey, how you doing?
It's about all of this, Carl, and this is a much more confident and emboldened Alex Karp after a 400% run-up in his stock price.
And this is a much more sort of confident and emboldened Alex Karp after a 400 percent run-up in his stock price.
And the debate in industry is whether this run-up in demand for high bandwidth memory is infinite or if it will have boom-bust cycles, as memory has traditionally done.
And I think if you see this chart, you see a fairly large run-up in the share of AI companies.
Like Dale the talking he raised, when they see each other, Dale will still run up in front and grunt at him and he'll kind of jump up on the wall and it's kind of like, "Hey, how you doing?" He's beautiful.
Because we started to see this run-up in real yields, let's say in April, early to mid-April.
And so you get this big run-up in real yields from about April,
Now, it happens to be those 7 years include the pandemic years, as you well remember, the run-up in telecom and tech stocks we had.