The goods exist, but backlogs at shipping yards and rail yards across the country combined with a lack of workers means the items aren t being offloaded quickly enough.
for you and many others. yep. very much so. bill: how do you see it ending? you know, it s going to be a struggle. i think we ll be able to get some breath out of it when we start getting more people coming back to work. we started to see with the $600 being pulled off the table, we re starting to see applications come back in now, which is helpful. but there needs to be something from a regulatory standpoint to address some of the ocean freighters. i know this time this year i think their profits are showing $23 billion compared to last year at the same time frame of $1 billion. so they are in the driver s seat and profiting very much from it. bill: good luck to it. we re keeping an eye on it closely. it is your livelihood. steve seeler, thanks for coming