that geeks look at, that's now below 10% for the first time since before the crisis. that shows you even the bad signs about the labor market has been slowly, slowly improving. sectors are really important to watch here as well, i always bang on about these and here's why, because you have broad-based job creation and wages rising 2 1/2 percent year over year which is the best we've seen in a long time and jobs being created that are higher-paid jobs business and professional services, strong jobs growth. despite the concerns about china and the rate hike coming from the fed, you've got businesses aggressively hiring that little slowdown we were worried about earlier in the fall seems to have gone away at least from the hiring standpoint, you guys. >> fascinating. there's a lot to -- and then, of course, you want to say what does it mean on the campaign is one thing, but also what does it mean for everyone, everyone at home? >> i think the big thing that it means it's going to be more money in people's pockets. >> the wages going up in a big way in a long time. >> the first time in six years that we've gotten this kind of