>> no, it did not. >> and the infrastructure spending-- >> employment was 14%. >> right now we've got the wars, but we're not spending money on the infrastructure. we need to do both in america. >> chris, if you talked to real small businesses people they would tell you and it's summertime. if the government hadn't made, you know, the minimum wage at $8.15, there would be almost 2 million mortemry workers just for the summer, but they can't afford it. so-- >> 8.15, because it went up 15 cents it's breaking the bank. >> no, 5 to 8.15 you laugh, but for the small business person shall $3 is a difference. >> the 8.15 at a worker, and spent 8.15, you made that right now as i'm talking. >> brenda: all rightment that's got to be the last word, thanks, guys. forget the debt ceiling meetings. let the debt clock run down and watch the market run up, only on bulls and bears.