Well, if you're hoping your pay goes up in Indiana, did luck, 93 WIBC. It is the Kindle

and Casey show. I'm Rob Kevin Tear Casey's out today. Ethan Hatcher is in for Casey.

And Fox 59 with an interesting report out CNBC with the, I guess the original from

where this information where this article emanated, but ADP released its national employment

report and that tracks wage growth around the nation and Indiana for individuals. Yeah.

Now, there was a great right port that came out from CNBC said, if you're a business

a Indiana boy, that's great. If you want a tax cut or you want a freebie or you want

a strong armed farmers at a land, if you're a mega corporation for a sweetheart real estate

deal, Indiana, we're near the top of the list. But if you are a regular Joe Schmo like

us, Ethan. Yeah, top 10, right? No, that's no, no, at least the top 25. No, also that's

we're not that either. Oh, 47th. Oh, the only people that we are behind is Iowa, Arkansas,

New Jersey, and Delaware in terms of states that have lower annual pay growth over the

past year. And this is what, what's the rate of the growth? Did they have that? Let's see

here. But what percent of places Indiana's year over your annual pay growth was 5.2% which

lags behind according to Fox 59, the national median of 6.2%, which goes back to what we've

been talking about, which is if inflation is at 6%, which it's been more than that. But

let's just find a nice little round number. And your pay growth is 5.2%, which that's average.

So obviously every person is not hitting that. You are losing buying power like it's going

out of style here in the state of Indiana. So your wages, your income, yes, that increased

by 5%. Yes. But, but my property taxes rob they, they increase by 28.5%. Yes, that's

correct either. So I'm not really getting the value from my money here. In fact, I, I'm

losing quite a lot of money in addition to the inflation, in addition to the rising prices

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