Not a single thread about the jobs report?
- Thread starter TheKobeStopper
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The funny thing is you actually believe what was reported.
SwisherSweetboy
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What's weird is when you go to the grocery store and there's ONE FUCKING LINE OPEN with a checker. That's weird. Same with some pathetic place like Home Despot.
TheKobeStopper
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Dig deeper?
46XiJCAB
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Weird that I was in my favorite sandwich shop yesterday at the noon hour and they had TWO people working. Heard the dude on the phone tell a customer it would be 1 1/2 HOURS to get his sandwich delivered. Totally believable numbers. If you're a gullible stooge.
Of course, there's always the possibility that the lazy asses that have been sitting at home collecting gov't cheese have finally been forced back to work.
Of course, there's always the possibility that the lazy asses that have been sitting at home collecting gov't cheese have finally been forced back to work.
Jobs reports at ALWAYS adjusted later.
hardhat
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HoustonHusky
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Proof positive propaganda works on folks...good to see Kobe carrying water for the idiots in charge...
The slobberer really doesn't do numbers and sh*t worth a damn. At lunch at the Thirsty Lion by Washington Square yesterday. It was pretty busy, but not packed. First semi-full restaurant I've been in since early March 2020 and the first that actually had a full menu and seemed fully staffed. Any place that was busy was having the existing staff running ragged. Lots of places closed because of chi com crud requirements on positive tests.
And now you know why
Kudos for the effort
#BidenBoom
Kudos for the effort
#BidenBoom
greenblood
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While unemployment numbers also ticked up. So that could only mean one thing.
It looks like Kobe and his lazy family went back to work. Let’s celebrate!! Now he doesn’t need grandpa Joe and the US tax payer buying his meals for him.
You realize we’ve been in a labor shortage for the last year right? Glad you’re caught up, dumbass.
In Oregon, you only need a high school degree or a GED to be a substitute teacher. They’ve dumbed down the employment requirements to a point where Kobe might even qualify for a mail route.
It looks like Kobe and his lazy family went back to work. Let’s celebrate!! Now he doesn’t need grandpa Joe and the US tax payer buying his meals for him.
You realize we’ve been in a labor shortage for the last year right? Glad you’re caught up, dumbass.
In Oregon, you only need a high school degree or a GED to be a substitute teacher. They’ve dumbed down the employment requirements to a point where Kobe might even qualify for a mail route.
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Pitchfork51
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Damn I thought it was the joobs report. You came so close to not being a faggot
Tequilla
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Kobe you ignorant slut …
Leading up to the release of the report, all messaging out of the White House was laying preemptive cover for a shitty report blaming it on COVID
There’s a massive disconnect between what we’re observing daily and the numbers …
And for anybody that understands this stuff the disconnect very likely lies in people not active in the workforce (it’s how the unemployment rate is so low) creating labor shortages
Leading up to the release of the report, all messaging out of the White House was laying preemptive cover for a shitty report blaming it on COVID
There’s a massive disconnect between what we’re observing daily and the numbers …
And for anybody that understands this stuff the disconnect very likely lies in people not active in the workforce (it’s how the unemployment rate is so low) creating labor shortages
greenblood
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And it also explains the small rise in unemployment even with a large job growth number. It’s almost as if Kobe can’t connect the dots between handouts from grandpa Joe and workforce participation. Not surprising though, he is a whiny cunt after all, who happens to also be a gigantic moron.
TheKobeStopper
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So we’ve got fake numbers, the numbers are actually bad and should be better, charts and graphs, sandwich shops and joobs. Got it.
I respect that you guys recognize how important consumer confidence is and your willingness to lie to try and keep it low. I don’t respect that you’ll gladly harm the country and the workers to do it though.
Where I work we had our best year ever last year and this year is off to a better start. Anecdotal evidence is valuable, just ask the guy that makes your foot longs.
I respect that you guys recognize how important consumer confidence is and your willingness to lie to try and keep it low. I don’t respect that you’ll gladly harm the country and the workers to do it though.
Where I work we had our best year ever last year and this year is off to a better start. Anecdotal evidence is valuable, just ask the guy that makes your foot longs.
TheKobeStopper
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Oh we’re doing that thing where we pretend 2008 was Obama’s fault, now this is Biden’s fault. Gotcha. The buck stops to left to the left.
Tequilla
Active poster
Dude … you really don’t get it
Understand how the metrics are calculated and defined
For the unemployment rate to increase given the job growth, the only way for that to happen is for the growth of people re-entering the job market to outpace the actual job growth
Additionally, all of these numbers are subject to revisions in the coming months and we’ll see how the adjustments work out … COVID has increased the volatility of those adjustments
Congrats to your company but you’re comments aren’t defining what success looks like. If you talk to people that are tied into hiring activity they would tell you that it’s a really tight supply market … but what would I know
Finally, since you brought up consumer confidence, it’s one of the more important leading indicators for me. It’s important to note a couple of things IMO:
1) There appears to be a strong correlation between confidence and perception of the COVID outlook
2) Despite recent upticks at the end of 2021 levels are still lower than pre-COVID levels
3) Killers of confidence tend to occur during periods of inflation and recessions … the inflationary concerns are real and will become more pronounced as the effects stretch out throughout the year