Yeah, I understand, but whole numbers have more clout. It's like pricing something at $99.95 instead of $100 even. It's only a nickel difference, but nearly everybody uses this kind of pricing practice, so there has to be some psychology to it. I guess the point I am making is that the market rally continued merrily on its way as the unemployment rate creeped up through the 9 percentile. I am curious if anything will change now that 10% has been exceeded.
Unemployment is good because it means bigger margins. Employee productivity numbers are real high last report.