In terms of everything shy of demographics, I can align with the premise for market direction. But demographics? One literally has blind themselves from the terminal birth rate, aging population and affects of the millenial trends in family formation as well as technology which serves as a tremendous headwind for general consumption trends when compared to the period just prior to the turn of the Century. Having said all that, how is we defend the outlook based on demographics, as when we compare these issues with that of the baby BOOM generation, they have almost no representable alignment of favor?