That means, you know, another round of direct cash pay because those bills are piling up. It absolutely means extending those unemployment benefits. I mean, I have Southwick right in Haverhill, Massachusetts, where 412 employees were just terminated without severance, without health care [at Southwick in Haverhill, Massachusetts]. They need that unemployment benefit in order to, you know, keep their families safe and afloat. So, and then no matter what town or city I'm in, in the third Congressional District and beyond, they need relief. (04:09–04:19)
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