lig people making their whole lives on minimum wage. the majority of adults, people earning the minimum wage is over 20 years old. economic research in the last 20 years show minimum wage increases have no discernible e effect on job loss. the thing is you have to consider, too, that there are efficiency costs to consider. i mean, while, you know, there are costs related to obviously paying workers wages that they, in fact, deserve and could live off of, you know, paying workers more decreases turnover, for example. and workers are going to increase their productivity because, you know, if you re getting paid more, you re frankly just more willing you know, you have the incentive to do your job let me ask about something that always surprises me that it s not sort of bipartisan and id ideologic ideological, about infrastructure. listen to the president in my hometown, in new orleans, in a place where infrastructure is a big deal and talking about infrastructure yesterday.