Owen Gregorian

So, um, you know, when your grocery bill went up like 50% or double and your wages went up, let's say 6%, you don't feel like you're getting ahead.

And so I think for people who are at that lower end of the economic spectrum or even just middle class people, I mean even if you're making a hundred or 150,000 a year,

you're still probably feeling like things are really tight and things are not better than they have been in the past.

And so I think it is different for everybody, like Erica said, but I think Scott would often say that jobs are probably the biggest thing.

If people have jobs, that's probably the most important indicator.

If you see unemployment going way up, then that's gonna be a huge problem for the economy.

But as long as people have jobs, that means they're getting income and they're going to be spending that income, which is going to make the whole economy work.

So that's probably the base factor.

Good jobs.

Yeah, 7 a.m.

Pacific, 10 a.m.

Eastern.

We'll have the after party tomorrow.

We'll be talking about the news for probably several hours.

I see some people on YouTube.

Calm down, Erica.

But I used to enjoy when Scott would accuse people of day drinking.

That was one of his funnier retorts to some of it.

And I, it made sense.

And I I've done the same thing sometimes because sometimes people would accuse me of stuff and I'm like, what, what, what are you talking about?