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really decent payrolls report in the view of so many people your perspective please sir first of all yeah no it was a good report i think the the couple things that i'm very happy to see in the private sector uh we're seeing uh employment back to pre-pandemic levels in the manufacturing sector same thing in the child care sector for the first time quite honestly a little bit we've seen some gains which means that our child care facilities are getting a little bad back to i wouldn't call them back to what they were pre-pandemic but we're seeing some growth there warehousing and obviously manufacturing we've seen some great growth there as well so we're seeing uh our job economy moving forward uh the the wage growth we're seeing the the biggest well some of the biggest gain and the lowest income earners which is good obviously we're still dealing with inflation and and the wage growth isn't quite keeping up with inflation but i think what we want to do is actually bring inflation down u...