True," what's going on everyone? This is RFBM, raising the financial bar with more music. So, it only took, uh, five to six months, but I have finally received my retroactive payments from my Florida unemployment. Once again, I have finally received my retroactive payments from my Florida unemployment from last year. Alright, so let's get right into it. So, unemployed Floridians, we lose the federal assistance starting Saturday. That's coming up. It's unfortunate because there have been many people that have yet to receive a lot of retroactive payments, had struggles with the website, and have had issues overall getting in contact with any reps. Not to mention the identity theft and fraud that people also had to deal with. And to make matters worse, I have this article here that says unemployment rates for some bay area counties are still high as federal aid is coming to an end. So, the state currently reports that there are 500,000 Floridians that are currently unemployed. So, apparently the limit is that employers are in need of workers, but they're having a hard time finding skilled workers. I think that employers have to keep in mind that people are not going to be inclined to work for them if the incentives are not reasonable. So, let me just segue into my suggestions. The first thing that you should consistently do is make sure that you call them as early as you can. For those of you that are already seasoned, you know you have to go through the prompts where they ask you what is the issue you're dealing with, are you trying to resolve a problem, and you want to contact a clean specific specialist. But then, that's only half the battle because you have to hope that you are...
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