Hello fellow rebel capitals, hope you're well. So we have one major industry in, well, maybe potentially many, but one in particular has gone into a recession. It is official and this begs the question, is this a reflection of the

overall economy? So what we're gonna do is we're gonna look at what industry has gone

into recession, a significant deep recession, and then also look at what's

going on with full-time labor, full-time jobs. We talked about it earlier on the video where we discussed the new jobs

data but we need to take a little bit deeper dive, so then we can connect these dots.

And I think you'll find this very interesting.

Let's first and foremost go over to the industry I'm referring to most of you probably guessed by the

thumbnail and I want to shout out pristine detailing so thank you very much

pristine detailing.

He or she is giving us some boots on the ground Intel.

They say, I had a customer come in with a semi,

and he said it's been bad for months and Josh we don't need to name any names but he knows

another person that is in this industry and they have been telling us for months now

that they see their top line revenue really

really shrinking fast. So let's go back to this story from Business Insider

America's Freight Recession is showing no signs of ending.

In fact, what they say is it's actually getting worse.

So the freight industry is still rolling through

a recessionary downturn and more time is needed for the sector to kick into high gear.

How do you figure? More time is needed. I've got bad news for you, my friend.

I think the more time that passes the deeper

recession you're going to be in assuming we're looking at the next year now

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