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We're going from the deals and the D.com studios.

What's popping? Well tell you what's popping.

Let's see our Twitter poll. We have final results on that. We're pretty close.

Looks like we do, yeah. After about 1,400 votes, who do you think is more in the

right in the current contract negotiations? The big three on top at 56.3%, the UAW 43.7.

Wow, in a town like Detroit for the UAW to be on the losing end of that says something?

Not sure what exactly?

I think it says they're asking for a lot?

It says maybe more executives voted on Twitter or have Twitter?

I don't think so. Workers. I think I know who voted on Twitter or have Twitter? I don't think so. I think I know who voted on

Twitter. Hmm, interesting. And they're not going to get 46%. I don't think they're going to get retirement.

I don't think they're going to get health care for life

or improved health care either.

Although, it sounds like they're going to do

some of some expert quote unquote was saying

they have to come up with a number with a two in front of it in other words a raise of 20%

which would be 5% a year and they've already offered a bonus and they've offered to remove a couple of tears, I guess GM did.

But I don't know, it's weird when you have three different companies negotiating.

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