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musy. >> is washington the most difficult thing that you face at paychecks? >> all the attention on the fiscal cliff and no action is really producing, i think, a dampered view from small business, and they're just kind of waiting on the sidelines right now. what you're seeing in our clients, they're not opening up their second location, they're not hiring more employees. it's fairly quiet. >> yeah, there it is. that's fiscal cliff. he had been building a head of steam. and suddenly he's talking about business building tailing off. washington, washington -- but do you ever hear them -- they talk about the job creators. you have to protect the job creators. they spoke to the president, i thought the president was starting to understand this. but this is about etiology. this isn't about the war between the states that are gop, and the states that are democrat. etiology does not get solved in a back room. it doesn't. it gets solved by the actual citizens saying, i can't pay for dinner. i can't pay for dinner. i've got to stay, and i can't go to brinker, i've got