Mitchell Hartman

Lots of signs.

Yes.

That's exactly correct.

Which makes these kinds of data center campuses very critical.

I won't say like a hospital, because that's life or death, but this is basically where the digital economy resides.

You want to talk AI, you want to talk AI and money, you've got to come to the Bay Area.

In terms of their ability to provide perks that their loyal customers, returning customers want,

Want, which involves either spending money or miles to go use their lounge or first class seat or what have you.

Every little thing costs extra.

One more backpack, picking your seat.

Some people might refer to that kind of as nickel and diming, but it's really just trying to maximize revenue off of a given plane full of seats.

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The economy has been adding an anemic 50,000 jobs a month on average over the last year, just one-third of the rate in 2024.

And more of the same is expected for January, says Boston College economist Brian Bethune.

What's more, the January jobs report also comes with something called annual benchmark revisions, which are expected to reduce the number of jobs added to the economy last year by 6,000 to 900,000, says economist Joe Bersuelas at consulting firm RSM.

meaning we're probably going to see a net decline in jobs for the entire year of 2025.

Bruce Willis says there are a bunch of reasons why the job market has stagnated, starting with a declining supply of workers for employers to hire.

You've got the long-run demographic issues caused by the retirement of the boomers.