the best read for me so far this week, savino subramanian of bank of america saying -- savita subramanian of bank of america saying the economy is 30% less productive than the 1980's. tom: it goes down to relativity, which has been beaten up. it is a three ratio dynamic, but the technological advancement in the shift from labor-intensive manufacturing over to what we know at the computer is profound. jonathan: these big names with massive market cap that dominated index like the s&p 500 with very few employees relative to the companies of old. lisa: it is the reason they have become the stalwarts of the entire equity market, you could argue worldwide. however, you do wonder what kind of impact it would have if we saw some of these suits, for example on amazon, the antitrust suit that came out yesterday, what it could do economically. right now, not really moving shares at all. tom: i think procter & gamble, and it gives you perspective looking at the dow jones industrial average with procter & gamble. that is 99,000 employees. you compare that, you can do this under the des symbol on the