Larry Fink told me to my face, "There's

a $10 trillion infrastructure coming."

Everybody's in their own bubble. Now,

75% of Americans have a negative view of

data centers. It seems pretty clear if

we're going to compete with China, if

we're going to build a new grid, if

we're going to embrace this new economy,

we need the data centers, which means we

need the plumber, and we need the

uninterrupted power supplies, and we

need hundreds of thousands of

electricians. Then you've got to

reinvigorate the trades. The

electricians that I interviewed and met

2 months ago in a data center in Plano,

all under 30, all making 240 to 280

grand a year, all with as much overtime

as they want, none with any debt. People

don't believe it.