Nat Towsen

I do.

I was glad that he brought up that, you know, complement to affordability is the issue that wages haven't gone up because we can talk a lot about the increase in prices.

But, you know, employers, American corporations are also not paying people enough.

So inflation goes, you know, they raise the prices, but it's it's part it's not the only there's artificial inflation.

And there's there's greed, of course, but it's not the only component in affordability is that wages are the same as they were 33 years ago.

I mean, he was very open to talking to us, which I sure.

Yeah.

I mean, for first guess, the two things that I would take issue with are similar.

He's talking about this over focus on scolding.

And when I hear that, I'm like, these are just conservative talking points, though.

It's like, oh, it's so hard to be a white man now.

You're not you can never do the right thing.

Yeah.

we still have the highest wages.

Who cares?

I think this idea that we lost the cultural war to conservatives is missing.

I mean, he talks about it a lot, but this labor element, right?

Where the economic element is like, you let these people become vulnerable to that kind of misinformation and then feel like they were being scolded.

That wouldn't matter if these people could afford to live comfortably.

They needed a scapegoat, right?