kind of fiscal union that you were talking about but clearly i don't think the american model is the right one. jeffrey again let's take a look at what the cac speyer is have to do here with what i find really interesting is you look at these huge numbers being thrown around and they're looking good going out over twenty twenty twenty forty things like this i mean it's just a sustainable because ultimately it's the taxpayers that have to pay for this and no one asked them for their permission to do this no one asked them to put them into debt for decades maybe if not for a generation i mean this is going to have some very severe political consequences because we've already seen it going across europe. well absolutely and again referencing a prior discussion that we had i think this is entirely fictitious i mean this is absurd to speak about decades out in terms of projections of what g.d.p. is going to be but more or for we need to get back to this discussion of an even development in europe because ultimately this is what we're talking about we don't have a unified continent we don't have a unified le