but the track record here is not that good. consider florida. florida saved $48,000 testing welfare recipients for drugs. but they had to spend $118,000 on the drug tests. the state there requires that citizens who test negative for drugs get reimbursed for the drug testing. in utah $20,000 for these tests. wyoming is saying they are going to test for unemployment. workers who want to get jobless claims they think they are going to save over a million dollars in each of three years. but i think we have to wait and see because so far the test results are not good. >> the story originated out of wyoming, are other states ready to jump on board this idea? >> i think so. seven states already testing welfare applicants for drugs and now we're going to see more and more people testing unemployment applicants for drugs because the federal government has dropped some of its objections to this. so i think because states are looking for money everywhere they can, they are going to do everything they can to save every last dime.