because they are also going to be dealing with reduced capacity and thinned workforces, so as scared as we might be i think is important for us to have to get out there and frequent those bars and restaurants. griff: that s a good message emily because look you can t overstate how disastrous, this is the worst jobs report since they started keeping records in 1948, the 20.5 million americans lost their jobs in april. the wall street reports company layoffs are accelerating at an unbelievably dangerous pace. these are prominent companies, not just the small bait and tackle shops you ve got airbnb, boeing, general electric, mattel , you see them all here, raytheon, cisco, trib advisor you ve seen these before and really it s not just the 20.5 million if you look back since this began it s 33.5 million jobs have been lost , wiping out the gains of the entire last decade, larry kudlow at the white house predicts there will be peoples
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the other issue, under armour recently switched its focus from the large-scale retailers to the mid-level department stores so they are seeing sales slip. having a great week so far. he just signed a new contract, a 4-year contract extension to become the highest-paid nfl player so the deal is worth $134 million with maximum earning potential of $180 million. that works out to a yearly average of $33.5 million so he is guaranteed $103 million. not bad. rob: if you have $134 million. that is a lot of money. we all know how it works, 24
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nuisance of themselves and they left behind an environmental disaster themselves because they had no sanitation and they had no other means of supporting themselves other than living off the land and they made a mess of it. brian: right. so, how do you judge the interact it s already made? if i look at the overall input or output of oil. they say october output more than 78,000 barrels a day. unemployment rate continues to go in that direction. under 3% in that state. state revenue rose $33.5 million for the first five months of the pipeline and see 100 million a year additional tax revenue for the pipeline. so you put that right back to the completion of this? we needed that infrastructure as an industry in order to get north dakota back up over a million barrels a day which they have done. they are 1.15 million barrels a day. that s fantastic. that s good jobs.
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