States are making very different sorts of calculations from people who are born here. I guess im not spin clarion. I think theres probably a lot more hope than just saying its culture. And, of course, the other thing is once you say its all culture, thats kind of like, its a big thing and its kind of like we cant talk about that. I think we can talk about this. What do you make of the increase of the labor force increase in alderman . And women, too. I think its terrific. I think its really the single glimmer of sunshine we see in the labor market over the past 25 years, this turn up from the 55 plus group. Its what should happen with a more educated, more healthy american population. When all these guys to and 56 they would to work . If you look at jason and the work on the age of cohort by cohort, we would have to lift and a lot of hope for that. So there were two questions that were actually union yang questions. One is to adjust cut these guys off . The other is if theyre not going
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