Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again.

So today we're going to talk about the workers in Alabama.

We're going to talk about the mine.

And the development developments there and what it can teach us and hopefully will prevent certain feelings from occurring in the future.

I know for some people this might be the first time they were involved in something like this.

So there are emotions and we're going to kind of go through

them if you have no idea what I'm talking about the workers at Warrior Met, the coal mine in Alabama that we've kind of helped through the strike.

They, there's a push to return to work.

Generally, if I'm involved on a personal level with a cause. I don't really cover it.

Sometimes that's unavoidable.

But in this case, there are a bunch of good journalists providing coverage of this.

I will have a link down below to an article that kind of explains what's going on with the push to return to work and all of that stuff

Maybe the end of the strike and and so on and so forth

If you don't want to read it, short version, the price of coal is really high right now.

So even with the decreased productivity, it isn't having the economic impact that people had hoped.

The news that the workers were returning to work,

it has... to work. It has prompted a lot of feelings and feelings from people who watch this channel.

I saw the news about the miners.

I first found out about the strike through your channel

and can't help but feel disappointed that the workers couldn't hold out longer.

I'm wondering how you feel about it. I became very attached to this fight on the

other side of the country just because I gave ten dollars. You met them.

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