later we are talking about c02 shortages again. do you think there is clear ownership of the problem in terms of sorting it out at government level? i terms of sorting it out at government level? i think the difficulty is government level? i think the difficulty is the government level? i think the difficulty is the various - government level? i think the - difficulty is the various components of the problem are owned by different government departments, you have the business secretary responsible for the fertiliser plants who would be looking at solutions via, but then you have defra who are separately looking up the supply chain issue and you may be happy cabinet office and number ten trying to coordinate the problem when it comes to shortages and the fact it has become a more serious, whiter problem. the issue is you are not necessarily in the medium or long term looking for solutions once the immediate shortage passes, i think it is really telling but fundamentally we have exac
restaurant out there was telling me that he had been paying workers close to $15 an hour before the pandemic. now because of the enhanced unemployment benefits coming from the federal government and high unemployment benefits in the state of washington people can make that staying home until september when those enhanced unemployment benefits go away. it is the tale of two cities or worlds depending where you are. in many ways things are great bouncing back strong but still the same problems. bill: great anecdotes from the east coast to the west coast. do business owners think i can hang on until the fall until this shortage passes? what do they say? some do and some are just about at the end of it. they ve had to make adjustments. i ll go back to spokane and the burger reference. that guy could be open full speed ahead and would be selling like crazy every single day but his dining room was closed when we went there just