>> headlines show the resilient jobs numbers, but you're looking at the number of hours people are working. what does that tell you? >> all right. so, in may, the number of average hours worked each week dipped below the 2919 average, 33.4 hours per week. that's down from the peak in january 2021 when it was 35. so usually economists worry about that, when that starts to happen because employers cut hours before they cut workers. and it's a sign of, you know, slowing demand. you have less work to go around. so, normally, it's a harbinger of an eminent recession. >> you also write in this piece...