Okay, how about this? Go ahead. I was just going to say, and the employers themselves, they have some odd incentives as well, because normally let's. Because It is so expensive now for an employer to provide health insurance that you're basically diverting what otherwise would be a higher salary or earnings for the individual employee. They're getting squeezed out as well. I mean, the employee's getting squeezed out because the employer now is saying, well, I would pay this guy, let's say 80,000 bucks a … (25:47–26:05)
CLAIM
Asserts that high health insurance costs reduce employee salaries.
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