One other point is how Mr Lindsay mentioning LAU was very...

One other point is how Mr Lindsay mentioning LAU was very pleased with the demand for rail and road company offerings aligns with a logistics manager based in Sydney who works for a different company and who informed me a week ago that consumer (i.e. shopper) demand 'remained elevated'.

It's great to have this unrelated confirmation, although how rising interest rates and inflation will affect consumer spending on (say) dry groceries, renovations, the purchase of heavier items like furniture and even fruit and vegetables, remains unknown. On the one hand people may batten down the hatches but the corollary is that collectively we have an estimated $250 billion in excess savings from the start of COVID-19 in February/March 2020 until today.