Steady at 4. 9 . Most of those gains coming from the private sector with 217,000 added. Revisions also up for the last two months. A net gain there of 18,000 jobs. Lets give you a look at futures and see how the markets are reacting and you see all up and rather sharply at this point. Jim, it was a good number by most ways to measure it, i would argue. Im curious to what your thoughts are. 75,000 more than expected, lets call it above at least the consensus, somewhere around 180,000. Even the participation went up slightly and were averaging 190,000 jobs over the last three months, and i believe the sixmonth average is roughly the same. Look, sometimes you get these numbers, when theyre bad you say it. You say geez, that economy is not that strong. Thats the judgment. When theyre good, you have to reach the opposite and say the economy is a little stronger than we expected. Juxtapose that with the gdp number we got. Well, i dont know. This is a number that says the consumer could be go