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Pal. That takes the end of 2020 as a baseline. Let me show you that 2020 was bad data affected by covid shutdowns layoffs of low paid service workers and stimulus. That is why we use 2019 as the benchmark. Vs 2019 we are doing better. Look at this chart closely which is labor wages adjusted for inflation. We only look bad verse that fake covid year. You are smart enough to get that, right?Where have we caught up with this? Not even close. We stayed about even with being 30+% behind where we were when President Biden took office. How is that a good thing?