It's a matter of getting it all done. It's in part because people are working so long at their jobs.

Consumers have a lot of payments they have to make and a significant number of those are rising.

Factory and labor utilization rates are too high. Companies will have to add inventory and they will have to add people.

That's the story of Central Florida. That's the story of the state of Florida.

I think it's quite a puzzle.

It is one of the wide-open jobs. When they graduate on that Friday, they already have a job to report to the next Monday making $35,000 to $50,000 in their first year.