lara rhame, subadra rajappa, and irina novoselsky of career builder. does not change our view of the tight labor market, a strong jobs economy. these reports have a lot of numbers, it is easy to get bogged down. one of the interesting nuggets is the fact that we have seen the participation rate at 63.4, the highest since 2013. it has been slow, this expansion, it is somewhat of a conundrum, harder to get people engaged in the labor force. that is partly because of the skills mismatch we were talking -- inin the last -- and, the last session. the fact that we are seeing this number reach a broader sector of the economy and bring that number in, the highest participation rate since 2013, is an indication we are starting to see the strong labor market lift everybody. subadra: i think the bond market is focused on the wage number. was 4.3ctation number increase in average hourly earnings and it is slightly below that. this is a steady as she goes number. we do not see -- the revisions were in line with expectations. the headline number is positive. broadly