Hello, fellow Robo Capitals, hope you're well. So the fatal flaw with the U.N.

with the U.S. economy, excuse me, has just been exposed. What I mean by that is the mainstream

media is starting to pick up on this, something that we all know and have known for quite

some time. But let's get into this article from CNBC and you guys are

going to see exactly what I'm talking about. Then we're going to go ahead and connect some dots here.

So first and foremost, let me do the screen share and there we go. All right, over to CNBC. Check this out,

guys. And I know after you see the title of this article, you're going to be like,

yeah, duh, thanks for coming on board here. We've been talking about this for three years,

for heaven's sakes. The CNBC says there's a shocking disparity. Well, shocking to those of you who haven't even been paying attention,

but to anybody that goes out to a Walmart or to a target or just asks around to normal people,

for heaven's sakes, this is not shocking. This is something that is very well known. So they say

there's a shocking disparity between how high income and low income earners

feel about the economy.

You don't say key talking points.

J.P.

Morgan data shows how Americans are different in different income brackets perceive the economy.

An analyst said the data shows notable bifurcation between

income groups. Right. So look, did we really need data to quantify this? Or did we just need

some good old-fashioned common sense? And I want to point out that they actually reference the K-shaped

economy. Right here, you guys can see this, K-shaped economy.

So this is something that so many people have been talking about.

And you, but if you discuss the K-shaped economy, you're kind of dismissed as a crank.

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