Today with Microsoft co-founder and billionaire Bill Gates is 65th birthday, said Gates,

right. I can finally collect Social Security.

Okay. Be ironic because he's so wealthy. He doesn't really even need Social Security.

He's a very wealthy man. I'm surprised he'd be excited. I think that's the irony.

Who barely make a debt you would think. Right. I don't understand how that would affect his finances.

You would think he'd hardly even notice. Right. Right. Some good economic news that is hitting today

that you should know about. Weekly jobless credit up because I need to get back to frightening

and or angering people. Weekly jobless claims have fallen to 751,000, which is still higher than the

the pre-COVID record by a lot. The wind down. But it's not a million, which it was for 20 weeks in

our own. Do we still have those clips, Michael? They're good. They're always good. Off so good.

And also the US economy. And also the US economy. Exactly. Yeah.

Grow at a record breaking 33% for the annual rate. About 7% for the for the quarter.

That's just crazy. But again, as I mentioned earlier, the way for me to lose a record 200 pounds

would be to gain 500 pounds. So the economy was in the toilet to allow such a crazy.

Another area to paraphrase. I saw Andrew Yang just we if you lose 33% and then you gain 33%

you're still down about 11%. Interesting. Ladies and gentlemen. Math. Math. What are you going to do?

Percentages are weird. Now if you don't listen to the show live, this is irrelevant information for

you. But the the markets do appear to be rallying somewhat at present. Which is good.

Van up. Which is good. Kenan because I have a bit of money in a 401k. Yeah, because it takes

on other things. It takes a 100% increase to double something, but only a 50% decrease,

decrease to half something. Right. Right. Plus my 20% share in a Chinese or energy company.

Oh, that's right. I wasn't supposed to say that.

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