We're in the strongest job market in the history 👌🏽💯
29 Jun 2022 · 1 min

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In this monologue, Yemeni Mason dismisses the relevance of cryptocurrency and stock markets, framing the current economic downturn as a routine, healthy recession that occurs roughly every decade. He argues that despite the recession, the labor market is exceptionally robust—so robust that employers, especially in the service and restaurant sectors, are struggling to find workers. Mason attributes the labor shortage to a conscious choice by many people to opt out of work, asserting that anyone could easily find a job even if it isn’t ideal. The overall message is that while financial markets are declining, the job market is at an unprecedented strength, and the recession is a normal corrective phase.










