CNBC Says Workers Should UN-RETIRE Like Tom Brady To Help Combat Labor Shortage
March 16, 2022
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8:58Now PlayingCNBC Says Workers Should UN-RETIRE Like Tom Brady To Help Combat Labor Shortage
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as posted by the channelCNBC sees everyman Tom Brady as the model for American retirees getting back into their absurdly physical labor to help Uncle Sam fight the so-called labor shortage. Sam Seder and Emma Vigeland discuss.
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Emma Vigeland: I guess this was yesterday they had to delete this tweet NBC Chicago had an editorial I guess oh so this is a cross publish with CNBC it seems like although maybe NBC Chicago was the only one that tweeted it out, they seemed proud of this: Tom Brady cut his retirement short if other retirees take his cue it may reduce the labor shortage-we could scroll down a bit
Sam Seder: They're not serious about
EV: No, they're serious he's a great example for everybody go down before like the just the opening part Tom Brady sat on the sidelines for only 40 days before deciding- that's all right
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