My next guest has uh compared to the rest of the world, the US labor market is outperforming even with all of these uncertainties that rage. Consumer demand he thinks is also resilient. Evans S is CEO of global workforce data and analytic company Aura Intelligence.Evan like 87 questions. I'll try to jam into just a few here. Um starting with and and Michael Caneritz was on at the top of the show saying he thinks any slowdown we're going to see on the jobs front is not necessarily a recessionary one.Um it so ...

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