Right...but the talk of this thread, and the article, is whether the Fed interest rate can be relevant to "consumer felt" inflation. Nobody over the last couple of years has been complaining that the cost per share of Twilio is too high, people have been complaining about their grocery bills, their heating bills etc.
The answer, directly from the Fed is, "No, our interest rate hikes will not change the price of gas at the pump or the cost of eggs."
As I mentioned, things like houses are complicated, clearly there has been a _bit_ of downward pressure, but there are a ton of supply side complications preventing a big change (building has slowed, people with low interest rates are holding etc).