Those lowest paid workers are dispensable, they can be replaced by anyone in market as they are low skilled workers. While CEO is the best of the best, if he leaves, dozens other companies will line up to recruit him. CEO is the one that runs the company & make it profitable. A great CEO will managed run a company to profit even with average workers, but vice versa doesn't happen. So such high demand job will have insane salary.

I think it's legalized wage theft. Those in upper management are so not worth what they get paid. They get outrageous salaries and bonuses, yet the company cannot give their employees any of that $179 million? Can't afford the people that actually do the work and extra day off? It's bullshit. No one person is worth that kind of money. It does not matter what kind of profits he is able to get for the company, if the company isn't taking care of ALL of it's employees. If they paid them well enough, they would have more dedication, more loyalty, be more agreeable, call in sick less often, etc. The list of benefits the company would get from taking care of it's employees is vast. I remember when a good 60-70% of the people of retirement age, had worked for the same company since they were a teenager or in their 20's. That's when companies took care of all of their employees, not just upper management.

@@epa2349 "ceo is best of the best" 😂🤦‍♂️ the delusion!

@@epa2349 yet they would never be able to do the job of the lowest paid worker, who makes them all of that money, because they don't have the skills to perform those duties, but feel they deserve so much more, to pay slave wages and take away the few convinces that the low paid workers get, that many can't afford ones house, while the CEO had 4 or 5.

@@reginafetty6374 They pay low because there are too many people who are willing to receive it. Do you hire the most expensive plumber or the cheapest ?

Im from his state and he doesnt do much for me

What a joke…….

Especially on his own YT channel

@@jasonhutchins9239 Are you mixing the senator of a state with the governor of a state?

All I need is 25,000 that'll put me a well in because there's no city water and a toilet is there any government charity programs out there that I can call use

True, but the corruption is so endemic and the money so ensconced that without a civil war, nothing is going to change.

Even Pelosi to > she also broke the Cardinal rule . She Got inside Information on her very own Stock . So Is it O.k. for them to break the laws because they make the laws ??????

Bernie needs to apply the Bern . He needs to allow all the truth come out . Manchin needs to go !

Congresspeople owning stock in companies should be illegal too.

@@everthealtruist Plus their relatives

With all the fucking simps who think they can be a Bezos, they will always toss their actual morality aside for money.

Chip act is to help leveling playing field. When when china Taiwan Korea government each do 150billion in subsidies that is extra 450 billion$ in backing our chip industry has to compete against. How is our chip industry supposed to realistically compete against $450 billion in subsidies fairly. 76 billion is better than nothing but not enough. This chip act is not because of corporate greed , but to counter overseas subsidies. We don't live in a vaccum, we need to adapt to what our competition are doing.

@@ethansmith5100 how about Intel make good chips at a better cost/performance ratio than rely on government hand-outs? I thought this was supposed to be a free market 🤔

@@avengeddisciple agreed intel should do their part and make better chips, absolutely agree, but you can no longer call it a free market when it overseas government are skewing the market by 450 billion, at some point USA government has to step in and level the playing and return it to free market. You can only call it a handout if overseas government are not subsidizing. In this case they are heavily subsidizing, so the chip act is merely an attempt at reducing the imbalance.

@@ethansmith5100 As is their right to do. The U.S. has already been told NO on getting more monkeys for research. The U.S. was told 20 years ago to start a monkey farm. We didn't listen. As is the murican way.

In the age of far-right populism, this is an issue. He doesn't use thought-terminating cliches, so he gets ignored. When some yeehaw freedumb type gets up there and hoots and hollers on some Reaganomics bit, people who don't want to think believe that the thinking has been done for them already. Not only are we in the age of far-right populism, but we are also in an age where consumption is pushed hard to keep the money flowing upward as a supposed stimulus for the economy. This focus on consumption turns political and economic discourse into nothing more than a commodity, "content," to be consumed. You can see it all over the Internet. It's why Trump was allowed to stay on Twitter for as long as he was. He drove up their "engagement" metrics, which made Twitter more money. So, these pre-packaged partisan positions -- where both parties are neoliberal at best -- that I mentioned being hooted and hollered are the "content" that a lot of people like to consume. Sanders is very disadvantaged in this market, because his positions are not bite-sized and easily digested by people who feel a lot of demand on their time and energy and want someone else to do their thinking for them. I don't know that I would want Sanders to adapt to this market in that total way that a lot of politicians do, reducing everything to sound bites and feel-good USA #1 junk, but maybe he could take on a briefing-style approach to arguments like this. KZfaqr "Beau of the Fifth Column" talks a lot about this style of communication, and it was pretty relevant to him in his military career. I encourage looking him up. The structure, essentially, is: Tell them what you're going to tell them, then tell them (this is the part Sanders did in this argument), then tell them what you told them. Maybe that sounds like repetition at first, but rather than just three of the same briefing, what it actually is is a summation strategy that accounts for people tuning you out when you get into specifics, and making sure that they either remember, or cannot be reasonably believed to have not heard, the core parts of the argument.

@@VitriolicVermillion You could almost call it an antidote. If only everyone could easily come across it.

Because America adheres exclusively to the ideals of capitalism. Capitalism is a system where your money matters and your life doesn't. Doesn't matter what Bernie says, America will never move in his direction as long as capitalism is the national religion.

"Why is this message so hard for Americans to grasp?" Because of poor education, and conniving "influencers" like Rupert Murdoch's Fox News and con artists like Trump who are willing to cheat and lie to get what they want.

wall street. They are working for their investments.

What bills or policies has Bernie created, that fully passed, and that actually effects people? He just votes thats it. Bernie makes $174K from being a senator $390K in book royalties. So yearly salary is $564,000. How you think he owns 3 mansions each worth over millions of dollars. One time owned 4 but got backlashed and sold one To be in the 1% you have to be making $535,000 a year. Bernie is in the 1% Remember he used to be against millionaires now its billionaires

@@mahaffer71 who are you comparing him to? Because if you're going to to a claim of excess, it's a relative term and needs context. Let's compare him to say, Manchin, or Pelosi, or Schumer, or Trump, Epstein, or the Klintons. You're using begging the question fallacy to make a strawman argument

@@uncannyvalley2350 Someone who pays their taxes, therefor their salary and get every right to criticize them. While almost all those names you put are people who also need to be gone and out of office. At least all those names have gotten bills/policies passed, whether i liked them or not. They did do what they promised. Not that hard to understand and not a strawman argument. Bernie might as well look in the mirror when talking about the rich

Thank you for your service. ✌🏼

And they wonder why there approval rating is so low.

its ironic because Bernie is the best speaker for his authenticity alone. he doesn't need anyone else in the room to ruin it

Because the shame would be to much , and might make them have to look inside their souls.

Sounds pretty American to me. Real America, not the one we all pretend it is.

Rewards, truly, are in heaven.

Love to you and thank you for sharing 🙏🏻 I definitely feel ya❣️

Sorry for what your family experienced. It's incredibly sad & 💔 for Americans to go through this type of treatment.

Lucas thank you for your comment and what you describe is happening everywhere in the job market. I have never understood why any working person would consider voting for a party that is hell bent on suppressing workers lives.

Absolutely!

Bernie got on the good foot… lol

Bernie knows the scene, like a truth machine. Ow, get on up!!

God Bless you Senator Sanders

for all the wrong reasons.

What bills or policies has Bernie created that fully passed that actually effects people? He just votes thats it. Bernie makes $174K from being a senator $390K in book royalties. So yearly salary is $564,000. How you think he owns 3 mansions each worth over millions of dollars. One time owned 4 To be in the 1% you have to be making $535,000 a year. Bernie is in the 1% Remember he used to be against millionaires now its billionaires

@@mahaffer71 Agreed, he does not have an impressive record of getting his sponsored bill passed, he is an authentic outsider, and needs to compromise. His value as a senator lies in adding-amendments to bills , and rallying citizens to get behind bills by calling or writing their reps to vote for certain legislation like raising the minimum wage . More reps in Congress need to speak out against corporate welfare,greed, and extortion lobbying.

@@anthonyciriglo3677 raising minimum wont do any good. The cost of everything else will go up to compensate for that. California is proof of that.

@@mahaffer71 the cost go up because of corporate greed. That intel ceo in the video made 179 million in base salary. You and I will not agree on much, so let’s just agree to disagree. Peace✌🏻

@@anthonyciriglo3677 LOL explain the connection of corporate greed to bernie's house price

Yes 👍

Yes! We're all still here! RUN, BERNIE, RUN! ❤❤❤💔🤬

@@tyroneknight4930 Tyrone, I don't get black voters in South Carolina, or young voters nationwide! I am a 66yo white lady & I knocked on doors for Bernie in Nevada. They loved him here! The young ppl would turnout in good numbers to his rallies but when it came time to vote, they hardly showed up!? 2020 we all hear was a record voter turnout. 66% of eligible voters came out to do their 1 basic civic duty: vote. But in 2020, only 25% of young eligible voters did that same thing. Here's 1 thing I find fascinating that nobody ever talks about: The primary voting for Democrats starts, it leaves Nevada, Bernie in both 2016 & 2020 gets an upward trajectory from voters, then in South Carolina everything changes. Black voters who so desperately need REAL change, in 2016, they followed corporate-owned, late John Lewis, voting for corporatist, Hillary. In 2020, these same black voters followed corporate-owned James Clyburne to corporatist Biden and propelled him to president. Both times, these same ppl turned their back on the progressive changer, Bernie. Why do they keep shooting themselves & really all of us in the foot repeatedly? MSNBC a corporate-owned news channel promotes James Clyburn as a very powerful congressman from South Carolina. He IS because of big corporate donors! He is very conservative. Conservative means 1 step forward, 2 steps back. I never hear anybody on the left talking about how Bernie always loses once his campaign hits South Carolina!

@@andreah6379 I have a feeling it has less to do with people not wanting to vote, and more to do with being blocked from being able to vote.

@@andreah6379 I really resented what Clyburne did. It was like he alone chose the democratic nominee. The Democratic party continuously tries to suppress its progressive base. That base is overwhelmingly young. They seem blind to this. I think this is why younger voters don’t turn out. I think they would turn out for Bernie. The problem is the older Democratic voters. The overton window has shifted so far right that they are more like what Republicans used to be.

exactly my thoughts one man alone makes no difference

Bernie has made a huge difference, most of all he has made massive amounts of Americans wake up and realize who is screwing us over.

@@eebb1030 true…but one man alone can provide the spark for change…..all fires start small….but with enough fuel become life changing events…..

@@Tempus-N0X Not anymore. If you have an original idea they will make bots to counter you and shut you up. We're living in a dystopia it seems.

And a man 200k pasd has multiple houses with more then a million and never had a job before government..he can't plan the money over his yearly.

DanielleA. - Real Patriotic Americans, aren’t they! These companies really are insatiable pigs at the trough.

Bingo.

​@yup solo So your logic is if the US govt don't give 76 bils to intel, I will not have a computer...

False equivalence is their only language

@yup solo No, they didn't.

They are performing their fiduciary duty to their shareholders. The majority shareholders want more money. Laws-as-written, they need to lobby hard to avoid paying money to anyone other than shareholders. Every dollar that a worker gets is a dollar denied to a shareholder. Every dollar paid in taxes is a dollar denied to a shareholder. Stock buybacks converted business money into shareholder money. ... They could always SELL more stock to raise money ... but that would dilute the power of existing shareholders. Can't do that. Line goes up.

I know man. It's ridiculous. Weaponised corporations.

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He’s amazing!

BERNIE does not give advice on crypto its a scam account

@ꜱᴇɴᴀᴛᴏʀ ʙᴇʀɴɪᴇ ꜱᴀɴᴅᴇʀꜱ Do fish shit? Borrow + Bomb = the False Profit we the SHEEPLE still follow since 2001, when Double-Ewe Bush LIED us into two failed wars and the great financial crisis of 2008. "I fooled ewes twice. Shame on ewes. Baa'd?"

You need to become a democracy. A 2 part corporate system is not a democracy….

@@fredyscanlan yes thanks to the corporate states of merica and billionare oligarchs who put in place those (scotus, congress) who allowed Citizens United to become reality. Dark, foreign, oligarch money from ANYWHERE on the planet has bought both parties, with the exception of a scant few. Sanders is one.

So Intel made 46 billion in profit last year, now they are asking for 20 billion of tax payers money or they will sell out to China. They are demanding their friends get 76 billion too. Extortion, yes

Those nice rocket launchers being sent to Ukraine are being sold on the black market out of the back of SUVs.. To think the Democrat Party had the nerve to ask me for donations, lol.. 👎🇺🇸👎

@@fredyscanlan if we were a democracy we wouldn't need Bernie Sanders...or anyone. We'd just sit in the forum every day and vote every whim. Too bad no productive work could get done. That's what the slaves did in Athens....the real work.

Bernie used to be a carpenter. Guess who else used to be a carpenter? 😉

They point to the recent shortages and supply issues, that affect production in Asia ( Taiwan and South Korea mostly.) They want to bolster US production in order to alleviate the reliance on what has been a ever increasing uncertainly over Taiwan in particular, so there is a somewhat valid aspect of it increasing production security. They really don't want people to be looking at their profits though. In the case of Intel, the 'planned' new plant in Ohio alone, would be about a 20bn$ investment, for which for that alone would get about 6bn$ of these subsidies. Building fabs is a very expensive outlay, but it does create a lot of jobs in the short term and in the long term, around 3000 very well paid jobs, and many more thousands of jobs in the vicinity. For some contrast, Germany is offering 7.3bn$ in subsidies for a planned Intel fab there, that would cost 19bn$. They are a publicly traded company, and would have a legal responsibility to make decisions that best benefit their stakeholders or shareholders. Some better options must be available than just giving handouts :/

We're investing in corporate America, with no repayment or any return from said profitable enterprises?? Why do we as taxpayers pay for our own demise??

@@benwu7980 United States corporate law does not, and never has, required directors of public corporations to maximize either share price or shareholder wealth

@@timf7679 I did not state "maximize" , I said to "best benefit"

Man when he speaks about the need to provide dental coverage to seniors and my heart breaks knowing so many seniors go without dentures in their late years. This country can and must do better for its citenzery

Amen.

Hes a sellout. All his top grassroots activists quit his campaign in 2016. It's just taken forever for the word to spread. Look into jeff weavers and the meeting with billionaires he had set up for B.Sanders

And he’s done so consistently for his entire political career. Make no mistake - term limits are designed to keep people like him out of office. Corrupt people are a dime a dozen. People like Bernie Sanders are a national treasure.

@@babybirdhome Hes a sellout. All his top grassroots activists quit his campaign in 2016. It's just taken forever for the word to spread. Look into jeff weavers and the meeting with billionaires he had set up for B.Sanders

Although I don’t agree with his views, we’re the government have all controls with no regards of the constitution, like in a communism/socialism. However, when he speaks about tax breaks and tax money relief to corporations, I agree. And this is ironic, when you have to agree with a socialist communist, it shows how corrupt our political system is.

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Too bad his support for Ukraine is costing the US billions.

He is at the helm of the mess america is in!’

@@carolemartin241 what a load of bs. It's the corporate oligarchs and the republicans and corporate dems who bend over for them and sell out the people of this country.

@@carolemartin241 How so? I’m calling BS on your statement. I think you need to back that up.

Totally for the people yes 👍

But sadly, when it comes to elections 99% don't vote for him.

Tell that to so called conservatives on the Supreme Court, who said corporations were people.

Biden is a useless wet mop. Bernie would have gotten things done.

@@katiehettinger7857 They also said that women were not people.

​@@katiehettinger7857 Indeed, to encapsulate/synthesize your descriptive political point with kikapu's normative value point with some quotes, as succinctly put by Boss Tweed in his hubris: _"I don't care who does the electing, so long as I can do the nominating."_ And thus inevitably, as that craaaaaazy Marx guy that manipulative morons scare everyone into never reading via a cultivation of prideful ignorance as a virtue put it, _"the executive of the modern state is but a committee for managing the common affairs of the whole bourgeoisie."_ It's almost like the miasma of social tension & alienation felt pretty ubiquitously across the world (thanks to US empire and its corporate neoliberal "full spectrum domination" hegemony) is generated by the material organization of society at its foundation in terms of ownership and control. Though often ideologically hidden in plain sight, the "mode of production" of capitalism implicitly dictating the bounds of all possibility by confining its horizon strictly to perpetual profitability for the capitalist class, a material benefit necessarily achieved at the zero-sum expense of the working class (hence the situation we're in, only compounding over time). Hollowing out all social trust/meaning to be sold for profit and consolidating political power in the hands corporate/finance capital via purely monetary relationships. The god of gold which fuels its social inertia de facto becoming its sole organizing principle/value, fracturing human relationships at every scale, _"...[tearing] away from the family relationship its sentimental veil and [reducing] it to a mere money relationship."_ A thread of class struggle uncoincidentally visible throughout the entirety of human history, the modern age being carried forth in the fervent working class radicalism of the sans-culottes, with their idealism slowly falling out of favor with the bourgeoisie in the National Convention during the French revolution as their egalitarian project encroached on this newly cemented middle-class material power, despite riding this momentum to overthrow the Ancien régime in the first place. Ok jeez, sorry for the unintended screed here lol, am frustrated at the stale/impotent bread and circus "politics" that pervade the mainstream in the form of "culture war" distractions from material _class_ politics (and clearly have nothing better to do as I listen to saint bernard I guess lol), but just to emphasize the hopefully already obvious throughline here: the _actual_ choice for humanity, should we choose to you know _actually_ reconcile with reality and deviate our societal trajectory _away_ from the as of now inevitable "common ruin of the contending classes" (my god, climate change _alone_ ), is just as Rosa Luxemburg succinctly put it during the uprisings in 1918 Germany that lead to Weimar, before of course being executed by the freikorps paramilitary (later becoming the SS, shocker) at the behest of Ebert's _social democratic_ SPD (and we know the rest): *_socialism or [continued] barbarism._* _"The ultimate hidden truth of the world is that it is something we make and could just as easily make differently."_ - the late great David Graeber _"The philosophers have only interpreted the world, in various ways. The point, however, is to change it."_

The Crooks of Democrat Party Cheated Bernie Sanders. He is the true real president resident.

One could say he is a true American patriot

KZfaq refused to censor this video but if Bernie had advocated spurning Covid vaccines, KZfaq would've taken down the video 5 minutes after Bernie published it.

He should have been elected president in 2016. A little birdie tried to tell us.

A great example was on last week's "This Week with Martha Radditz" every time Bernie mentioned Joe Manchin's coal and oil money she would interrupt him. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hMp0lsV038inaWQ.html

Unfortunately it’s not just the corporate media a pretty good dose of societal stupid is contributing

Succinct truth.

@Chris Wen That is a scam bot. They impersonate the original channel and try to scam or spread malware among gullible commenters. Never respond, always report. Keep safe and alert. Thx.

So agreed! 👍💔🤬 So well said.

the fits time ? really? are you from america?

I shared. Make it go viral

Hope, are you from America? Your sentence structure leaves little to be desired. I'm just saying. 😎

I cant use my thumb enough, its tired! Thank you Bernie! Middle finger to Intel's CEO! I will order my laptop from an AMD laptop.

🤬 your like Bernie🙊🙈🙉 🛑 STOP THE SLAVE THINK⚒️ they are not "donations" or as Bernie repeats over and over "contributions" they are 🖕BRIBES🖕BRIBES🖕BRIBES🖕BRIBES🖕BRIBES🖕PLEASE 🛑 STOP THE SLAVE THINK⚒️

"If you are lucky, I will choose to exploit here at home."

I prefer to complain over actual solutions, every American ever

When Michael Moore challenged CEO Phil Knight of Nike to bring 500 jobs to Flint Michigan, his response was, "Build me a factory and I will." UNBELIEVABLE! The man is inhuman. That's what greed does to a person.

What bills or policies has Bernie created, that fully passed, and that actually effects people? He just votes thats it. Bernie makes $174K from being a senator $390K in book royalties. So yearly salary is $564,000. How you think he owns 3 mansions each worth over millions of dollars. One time owned 4 but got backlashed and sold one To be in the 1% you have to be making $535,000 a year. Bernie is in the 1% Remember he used to be against millionaires now its billionaires

Yay!

unfortunately, he serves corporate Democrats and runs only to sheepherd you into the evil Democratic-olicharchy party. bernie is a walking contradiction we need to end the republic of geriatrics.

I just thought that. He is sharp as a tack and they wouldn’t be able to do what they did to him last time again

Another record setting oldest President? Yeah, no. Someone with progressive ideologies like Bernie should run. Not Bernie though. He has had his chances.

@@Jdelli0916 sure as fuck can’t have Biden or Harris. 💀

Some of us are paying attention sister!!!! I've been feeling the bern ever since I actually started paying attention because he is our only hope!!! Few others that don't take corporate contributions,but key word there is few!!!! #ENDCITIZENSUNITED

@@mandycollette5150 here here

Our DNC Primaries are rigged. Bernie won and they outright stole it from him. Twice. He should be President and would be if we really had free and fair legitimate elections.

@@mandycollette5150 What bills or policies has Bernie created, that fully passed, and that actually effects people? He just votes thats it. Bernie makes $174K from being a senator $390K in book royalties. So yearly salary is $564,000. How you think he owns 3 mansions each worth over millions of dollars. One time owned 4 but got backlashed and sold one To be in the 1% you have to be making $535,000 a year. Bernie is in the 1% Remember he used to be against millionaires now its billionaires

Yes! And if there is no other alternative or honorable representatives then be THAT representative; this is because the rest of us know the same if not more than they do.

That is the first phrase that went through my mind too! Thank you for making me feel less alone today John Thompson 💌

Uh.... he is power. Arguably one of the hundred most powerful people in America, and he talks good but he doesn't DO anything. This walking disappointment has you and everyone else commenting here fooled, though.

Bullshit.

@@rsr789 such a compelling argument and backed up with citations too.... wow, I wish I was the accomplished master debater you are.

@Chris Wen So FDR was the exception that proves the rule.

68% of the world’s richest people are ‘self-made". Bernie makes $174K from being a senator $390K in book royalties. So yearly salary is $564,000. How you think he owns 3 mansions each worth over millions of dollars. One time owned 4 but got backlashed and sold one To be in the 1% you have to be making $535,000 a year. Bernie is in the 1% Remember he used to be against millionaires now its billionaires

@@mahaffer71 I noticed you put self made in quotes. Is that because most "self made" rich people got hand outs from rich relatives to get their start?

Yes 👍

💥YES! So sick of the establishment hypocrites.

WE THE PEOPLE (that's us) have proven that we are liars, cheats, thieves, and murderers who CANNOT be trusted to govern ourselves. The NEON GAUD will be unveiled at the Great Re-Set on 09/23/26, and will assure that men and women never lie, cheat, steal, or murder again -- so help us GAUD. Resistance is fatal. Disorder will not be tolerated. And so ends our 250-year experiment in SELF government. EPIC FAIL. THEN 10/12/26. "You have destroyed yourselves with your endless wars of Gods. Now bow down and worship YOUR BEAST." That's what Xi says.

I never heard of an honest RepugniCON, unless they ran as a RepugniCON and are actually dems.

Why wouldn't they? They'll buy massive amounts of Intel stock at the bottom of the market, ride that up, plus receive campaign contributions if they do as they're told by their corporate masters. And claim they're doing it for the people!

Would bet a million dollars I don't have that it will be passed by August.

"...a few billion dollars here, a few billion dollars there, and pretty soon you're talking about some real money..." ---- Everett Dirksen

@@promethius7820 Yep, Intel stock @ 40 sounds like a plan

I would assume that the lobbyist are lining their pockets$$$

Then don't whine if these multinational companies that creates millions of private sector jobs go overseas, because they are completely within their rights to do so. Then you gonna ask what is Bernie's plan to create millions of pvt sector jobs? Well he got none. His only plan is to shame these companies into staying. He is stupid, lacks basic knowledge of any regular employer.

As soon as they pull the cotton out of their ears and their hands out of lobbyist's deep pockets.

Sadly, never. They make so much money for themselves and get caught up in the rush of fundraising and we lose them. They shouldn't be allowed to trade stocks.

Are they, though?

Nah, millions are watching Fox News. They want the orange criminal back in office in hopes of having cheap gasoline again.

ha ha ha wow how dumb can you get he lives in a ten million dollar house and you think he cares , maybe

Dont start with Bernie being a Saint-hood. HOWEVER, I do appreciate in 2022 this stance and we must all fight together. (I don't appreciate Bernie of 2016). This is ugly FLEECING OF THE AMERICAN TAXPAYER by the rich corporations that DO NOT PAY THEIR FAIR SHARE.

I agree

You said it.

we would be Venezuela or Greece if we listened to Bernie.....