Tim Miller

How old were you?

I don't know, probably 21.

Where did you go to college?

I went to GW in DC.

Um, like everybody else.

Yeah.

Um, 21, sorry, 21.

And, um, you know, everybody at that time was,

shows you how old i am san francisco is very hot you know and people like talking about how cool it was to go and you know especially in my world like music world and stuff and so i got very excited with that and people were like down talking la a little bit it's like yeah you know it's everybody's whatever this was the east coast bias you know that i was getting for my college friends and i went to the trip and so i had low expectations for la and i had the best best three days of my life and then i went up to san francisco and i was like it's cold here people are rude and

Life is all about expectations.

You know, had nobody told me anything, I was like, maybe things would have been different.

This takes us to the jobs report this morning.

170,000 jobs.

It's a good sign.

It's a sign we're not really headed to recession.

It's also like, in I think three of Joe Biden's four Mays, there was more jobs created than there were in this report.

I don't remember a lot of

you know, like rah, rah, rah, cheering the wonderful Biden economy during that time.

So, you know, take it with a grain of salt.

But it's notable that like the job market keeps chugging along, given all the warning signs.