Yeah its pretty much all made-up. https://twitter.com/dylan_thyme/status/1388507693292347393?s=19

First of all there are only about 10.1 million Americans currently receiving unemployment benefits. There are approximately 63 million Americans between 18 & 75 yrs not employed or school full time.

The 63 million i started from 2020 census & then with the difference between census results & a likely true estimate & then took that raw number & assumed roughly same age breakdown to pull out the 18-75 year olds.

Thats right, 75 lol. Anyhoo..around 125 million employed full-time, 10 million receiving benefits aren't a significant enough number up against around 63 million, also there's an additional approx 10.5 million 15-18 yr olds, I left them out to attend school full time but hey>

we're rugged so they also could take these imaginary jobs. 73 million potential workers who aren't getting any unemployment. It's not the not at all high paying unemployment benefits ppl are choosing over those $21 dishwasher jobs or whatever.

So along with those 73 million, there are approx 47 million kids under 10 yrs old. The household breakdown isn't possible after this much fucking with these numbers but we know its mostly 1-3 per one of those 73 million. Let's just say 23 million. So we set them aside, they >

are caring for young kids, only up to 10, we're rugged. So 50 million ppl not employed or school full time or child-rearing. A certain number are caring for other relatives, elderly parents, disabled relatives. And a certain number are themselves unable to work full time due >

to a disability. We could overestimate on both, 10 million for each, we still have a fucking 30 million ppl potentially available. Also i see up there i said up there 10.5 on the 14-18 yr olds, lol no idea why. Its around 4 million for each year from census so 16 million plus the

estimated 3.5 million from the estimate of census undercount, thats 19.5 million, so I need to add another 9 million & the most generous possible estimate would be around 39 million people who are potentially available to grab these apparent dream jobs that the 10 million >

Unemployment Tycoons laughed at while puffing on big cigars.