managers don't plan to hire any seasonal workers this summer. as for the pay, that's also about the same. the average summer job will pay about $10 an hour. that's especially tough news, especially for teenagers and college kids because they make up the bulk of those looking for seasonal work over the summer. so it's really not a great news story, tony. >> yeah. so if half of managers aren't hiring, does that mean the rest are hiring? >> very good question. snabajob.com does have summer jobs posted, but get on it. they're all over the country. places like hershey park, amf bowling, marriott vacation club. they've got restaurants posted like steak and shake and dairy queen. retailers, toys "r" us, michael's, sears. experts say you should start applying right now. if you're still in school, offer to work nights and weekends. if you wait until may or june, there won't be that much left. get out there and look for that job now. let's take a check on wall