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24. +1 brazillion

Thu Sep 4, 2025, 06:32 PM

Sep 4

No one has created so many jobs in the history of work.

Expect it.

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What's the over under on the job numbers tomorrow? [View all] JMCKUSICK Sep 4 OP

We can't trust the official numbers anymore Walleye Sep 4 #1

See post #19 Wiz Imp Sep 4 #22

wonder how reliable it will be? rurallib Sep 4 #2

No prediction, but I'm confident it will be legit. Wiz Imp Sep 4 #19

Thanks! rurallib Sep 4 #28

It will be 100% fake newdeal2 Sep 4 #3

Nope.. See post #19 Wiz Imp Sep 4 #20

I can tell you what my experience is.. FirstLight Sep 4 #4

Better to apply directly on a company's website BlueWaveNeverEnd Sep 4 #8

Yup... róisín_dubh Sep 4 #23

I don't do economics per se, it has me wondering JMCKUSICK Sep 4 #13

Thank you Silent Type JMCKUSICK Sep 4 #16

Minus 750,000 MichMan Sep 4 #6

+5,000,000 LastLiberal in PalmSprings Sep 4 #7

We are all employed and all of us are getting rich! Captain Zero Sep 4 #30

They'll lie. greatauntoftriplets Sep 4 #9

Nope. See post #19 Wiz Imp Sep 4 #21

buc, buc, buc onethatcares Sep 4 #18

+250,000 Prairie Gates Sep 4 #11

I think you might be into something.....lol JMCKUSICK Sep 4 #12

Just use that sharpie to turn a negative number positive... haele Sep 4 #14

Lol JMCKUSICK Sep 4 #17

+1 brazillion 0rganism Sep 4 #24

Is that just in the female undergarments sector? JMCKUSICK Sep 4 #25

Some call it the Greatest Jobs Report Ever! 0rganism Sep 4 #26

If the number is high, it's lower. If it's low, Hassler Sep 4 #27

Wall Street has been betting low Johonny Sep 4 #29