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mark hamrick is with bank rate.com. mark, i want toet technology aside and look at demographics. i know you are intereste in that. since the financial crisis older workers have found themselves out of a job replace by younger cheaper workers. but we have a tight labor market right now. does that help the older worker in the future? ,hat do you think? >> we i think you know we have greater longevity in this country. that's the good news and the bad ne leaving aside the question of whether their prospectives retiremere well funded those older workers are going to be a great potential resource for enterprise inside the future. there will be competition between younger entrants in the work force and the older workers. of course we know that the by boomers as they are currently retiring are being replaced by less expensive workers. that feeds into a whole other set of dynamics. >> it certainly does. david, there is also the thought out here -- i don't know how many times i have heard this -- that the workers of today and the workers of tomorrow will eventually bey replaced robots or s