kind of protest. they were chanting we don't know what we want but we want it now. but that is, in fact, what's really happening out there. they don't know how to fix this. they want their government to fix it. they don't even know what the problem is much less how to fix it but they know that things aren't working well. was see that around the world. partly it's technology that's automating representative jobs. globalization that let's labor move to the lowest salaried place, the lowest cost of labor, partly it is just we've been over-spending all around the world. monies we don't have. and now we're going to have to pay the piper. if you have to raise tuition in a school, the kids object to that but somebody's got to pay for the schools. if we have to stop some of the services, we just can't afford them anymore. so it is a general frustration and it comes out in many ways. it comes out with occupy wall street. it comes out with a tea party. they both go about it differently. people say you can't compare the two. the tea party does it through the system.