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welcome to stop. You should know from house before it's got a unwelcome Pakistan, Josh Clogged with Charles. The return brightened. Jury in this is that we should know the podcast. There are one two three of us: will you take a census yeah? I thought this is much more interesting than I thought it would be, wouldn't take much. I would guess most people's expectations of the senses is that it's awfully boring. It's not at all. I know about the at all partlet. Yes, there are plenty of interesting factors to it that people from being awfully boy yeah I mean I'm not saying it's

It doesn't get you jest. It's not exciting, but it's interesting to me. I'm sure it's exciting to some people here and demography. Yell statistical walks, stat walks right as we call them stocks. Hulu man just keep going here. There are plenty of people who find a census. Amazingly, thing in that through this is for a trip. We get twenty twenty comin up by the way which just the name of it makes it an exciting centres, the twenty twenty cents a year. So I'm a nice to return the american centres, their sentences everywhere you it's not like every country. Does it senses all set schedule, but it's pretty common actually, especially in westernize developed countries to do a census every ten years, where you literally go out and why

former another count, every single person living in your country, yeah. I got a couple of facts about other countries, but this is largely about the: U S: census, ok, and then in the? U S, we do our senses every in years and years ending in zero? I was like a wonder if everybody does it like that again, it's kinda hitter miss with other, she's very soon in the UK. They do it every ten years

nears ending in one really I was like how foreign- maybe they want to see what mistakes we make actually probably not causes, will see the census search cracking up before year before they even start taking names yet and actually with something off its price me about the UK. U S senses comparison. We started long before they did our modern since it started before the UK is modern centres by several decades. I wonder if they were dislike in all its bloody good idea or wonderfulness weren't concerned. This looked round said: there's there's lots of us and that was good enough enough to rule the world. You are it's every ten years, like you said as E Commerce Department, the Census Bureau here in the? U S here and you have a boy reinstated- are redundant it is in the? U S. Constitution goes all the way back to seventeen ninety back when they were

and four million people, four million you know back, then they didn't count slaves. They didn't count native Americans. I think they did count, slaves in the first one minute, I'm seeing the four million people. Oh ok was not counting. Those people are you sure, Sir says. Ok, but they amassing leading countermine the senses. I gotta ok it. Sadly what that probably means, as they were not considered people. So there is a whole federalist paper about this there's something very famously called. The three fits the mice- oh yeah member there for that year, where the southern states were like hey, you gotta count the slaves and the northern states through, like you, guys treat slaves like property, so no we're not going to count them in the senses and their voices feel struck called the three fifths compromise where slaves of be counted

as three fifths of a person while right in the whole reason, was that the southern states didn't want to be overwhelmed by the larger, more populated northern states that weren't big on slavery right because, ultimately it as it goes in the United States when you are conducting the census, you're trying to figure out how many representative seats in the House of representatives each state gets in its done by population yeah and as you'll see. There are many many many many many other things at the census helps with these days. But the original two things that the census was supposed to do was to see who is fit for the military and available and to count people to see how many representatives of the two biggest must talk about the the first census first, while their sentences in the Bible consensus is right. I think yes, since I have enough

the Correia instructive. Since apart there were censuses in the Bible, Oliver, the Bible. I remember, reading about them. When I was a little kid, you knew all about synthesis things. Right am. I did the first there's a little debate on the very first sentences in the north american continent on the North American got fifteen. Seventy six some claim spanish king, Philip, the to the two. This equal dismayed that up Spanish gave Zella to electric going over to this day. Is it He wanted information about the colonies and I think so. American native American Indians through what is Mexico now with questions hidden thought it through very well, though. Now he sent them with these questionnaires and spanish. Imagine but the American Indians that he sent down their didn't, speak spanish threat that

They apparently were not ones to quit or give up whenever they faced a hardship because they just created their own system of hieroglyphics to depict what goods each town produce take would be taxed by the king of Spain, in that item. It is awesome, they even drew maps their own maps point out where each town was right. They had training whatsoever in cartographer. They didn't speak Spanish, and yet they manage to come up with this apparently beautifully illustrated census that they delivered to king fell at the second, that's in in the Texas State archives. I believe today out yet- and I have to say this- article sites in article from the Prescott evening, courier paper, in its from nineteen? Fifty, this article is pretty interesting, but if you scroll down on the same page, the little article. The headliners agencies asked to read offices of sex perverts from nineteen fifty here,

While I wonder what really there is there's a sex pervert purge in fifty one minute. I wonder what you have to do in eighteen. Fifty two you'd be considered a secular. I read in a distant proof of sex perversion, so who knows? Being gay? being a peeping Tom it could be anything but sexually salting. A woman. Sure you're a sex pervert pretty funny, I'm not funny, but you know interesting yet, other people say the first north american census was in Canada. Back then New France by John, to allow for the king of France and I actually went round all the houses over the winner of sixty five sixty six candid, all thirty, two hundred and fifteen people. Of european descent and then other say now, we're gonna officially say the: U S. Census was the first real census,

I even believe pursuing a real first ones in Mexico. The second first signs in Canada exec the real first point took place in the United States. Hundreds of years late. Seventy ninety George Washington signed into law and in the constitution is actually just quote. Enumeration of inhabitants, in quote, but as as you'll see as well. On their many many more questions and things we can glean We are more than just the number of people and now they're starting to get a little more back to basics, Galicia in the two thousand senses. Is it a long form one that had like fifty two questions forget it must avoid answering this. I think that's probably what a change yeah and two thousand ten. They came up with a short form, one that was sent to everybody, and it was ten questions Yan, as will see literally three of us, since we're how many people are in your house that a first class as its different way here, because This is really the wine bright. I thought those kind of funny.

Six hundred and fifty U S, marshals, went in nineteen, I'm sorry, seventy ninety four, that first census gonna horses on announced, how's, the house all over the nation, with their quilp pins scraps of paper, literally counting heads cost about forty five grand the two thousand ten census. This surprised me there shouldn't have thirteen billion dollars, and I thought now that's million, but its billion Euro news. Actually there was less than they expected. It would cause a came under budget by one point. Six billion is pretty good. I hope, however, was responsible for that made a name for themselves and a big fat bonus. Oh yeah, I'm through in the form of like of fifty dollar gift bond.

For exiting from the? U S a trojan along bond by the way Chuck. I was like: ok we're forty five thousand dollars in seventeen. Ninety obviously was probably equal. The thirteen billion nope not even close so West egg inflation calculated, doesn't go far enough back to seventy ninety, but it does go to eighteen hundred, so in eighteen hundred dollars that forty five thousand will be six hundred and thirty, two thousand five hundred today I was so they were efficient, the scraps of paper and the horses and quote pants as it. Some hardtack chewing tobacco, maybe a pot of beans. Maybe you certainly gilolo extravagant that first census with were the original thirteen states, plus districts of main Vermont, Kentucky and Tennessee, which was this

with territory at the time it's gonna funny Southwest yet tendency here, and these were imagine in order the things that you had to name on that census name of the head of the household. Number of free white males over sixteen number three white males under sixteen number for you females number of other freely. Since then, the number of slaves and then the number of sex pervert affect them. The very first one will take. It will break and come back and speed all the way up to eighteen. Eighty man much of it. New year's resolutions are very, very difficult to keep

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and he's great he's, like a real listener, less an shut up to Kevin Pollack here, whose another studies you know some remote part for he bomb rushed our stage during the middle whereby which was very surprising yet little eventually be outright nitrate, Weird Kevin Pollack, it's kind of therapy was very sweet after he was like a really I'm a fan guys like could do enough to come and watch you and brought along Wayne Federation, a great writer and comic who also as a listener. I didn't get to meet him. Yeah talk to him afterward about the Beatles and obviously he had met our shortcomings, Monty Python and he had met Eric idle the day before our pockets like crazy. Yet the universe was circling him. He was the drain, the train, so Kevin Pollack in his fiancee

wait, vermin, howdy moments in good data nice, an attempt by the way is on that show Galahad, which is no longer Ramadan catch on networks. This is great medieval musical chairs that, like a network, is actually brave enough to make there legal there was copper rock, but seven medieval times, but good, but I've Capra wasn't good. I didn't see it. I knew I was The impression is the same thing that it was like come. This is a musical cup procedural. What is this doing? On television get off? It had nothing where there is good or not, if the two weird Anna anyway, thanks to those people and other non celebrities who came sure everybody who came here, we have a big name for us to be appreciated that you came in SAR stinky, stupid episode. Of course, not all right, so I picked up in eighteen eighty dead. What is what side tracked me and that's when they actually started using try

workers to work in the census hate Night- federal marshals with their part of beans that ten years later they actually have the first machine to help them count their information, which is primitive but useful. Dude. It was a computer yeah, the? U S! Census bureau has this unsung history of basically being the first to use. Peters right. Yes, so they had this machine that they built see a name for it, but basically with a tabulating machine starting in the eighteen. Ninety senses, the senses takers who again, like you, said well trained individuals. Yet they were trained to punch a hole in their response right. How many people under the ages seen in this house for they'd punch a whole wherever the forward right hanging Chad's pretty much yeah you want to make sure the whole punched all the way through see, wouldn't have a hanging chat and when they

and in these cards they could feed them and into this tapie later. That would make no of which always punch dinner in store this information. It was a computer that the sense of fear was using an eighteen. Ninety, sustained punk computer, pretty much here is operated by Well Smith. Was that, while with the boy snicker did you see the tv show that it is based on a fair comedy yeah. There was great what an imaginative tv. So there was a great, so they use real computers, starting in nineteen. Fifty that since bureau ordered one called the universe to other things at huge and takes up a room. As many machines working as one bright like the whopper, and then in two thousand ten. They finally introduce GPS, the vices- and I was Can you really understand why, until I read you the next three sentences, I stopped for a second

that's a weird thing to say, but there were mistakes up to five percent of people counted when since takers, where this all by hand with paper maps in what assign people five percent of people to the wrong congressional district accidently. Thus they purposely out I just want to make sure that they were cleared of any wrong. Do what is right. It was all a mistake and now he's gps coordinating devices. They have a point zero, five error rate, which is a lot better than five point: zero, very much yet so gerrymandering will be that much more difficult. We help with. We need to do in absentia, to say that pressure and we should also citizens retirement episodes. If, if you love this stuff goes into a population absurd that where we talked a lot about

taking and our maps episode, will you get year engine rubbing here for you if you're GS, Geek, right or a stock earth so the bureau works with the national processing sinner. It may have a you know: it's not just like. Let me take this, and look at it and write it down like it's very automated these days. And I'm pretty advance what they do to ensure its accuracy or, at the very least, thorough yeah. I could take a picture of every single the questioner yeah so there's an image file of everything on UK had said or that's not advance, but that, in short, advanced though I called still please and then they have a scan tron computer. Basically, it's like,

eighteen, ninety computer, but a little more advanced. But it does the same thing. Their article mark recognition right so, like you fill in the bubble boom this computers, on top of it little more events, yeah, but it's the same principle yeah. But then it gets super advanced. I see our new intelligent character recognition and is it Does that mean that something that reads people fan running right in Burma rooted out? Another episode, the? U S, p S, one unopposed offer yet the great episode, especially those of you who here stamps that calm ads and think we Kosovo's go listen to our: U S, P S episode, which is basically an homage to the post office, yet ratified so that they use the same thing

male right. They have computers that can re people's human rights. That right and then there's a there's, a secondary process to work with the computers. Like I don't know what this is. There's a human egg gets a little like a picture of it and they type in what it is a dry, and then they have accused department to finish it all out. Yeah, that's her! I think, like a hundred per cent of any kind of of any kind of human data stuff stuffing back in double check until nineteen sixty two censuses, pretty much a door to door affair is so dumb and that what that it was door to door. Yes, there's too many people by this time, yeah vagary we're talking tens. Hundreds of millions of people, yeah, but then they decided here. So we should do. Let's male these out to people have them fill it out, send it back and we will just have to count to the checks of the world who do not.

Out and send it back, oh yeah, you don't feel it. I didn't feel it out not on purpose. They just got away from me. You know Turkey just confess to a federal crime. I now I seriously its technically and law a hundred and eighty million people in nineteen sixty out. Yet it is crazy to count them all I did not feel it out. I think you should now I'm gonna Wilfer twenty! No! You have to do a fruit for two dozen ten to know that me the kinda, my home. Ok, I got yeah just in Philadelphia, synonym didn't chased him oil with Crossman. Also we talk about that. No, no, I'm getting her. So, let's get Teasdale Group like the justice across both we didn't episode and prosperity that one was a very good. Oh yeah, that's fine! This, then, is a long time ago there were thinner than is better than jackhammers, gash,

we should have an observer each stock when that's pretty much every episode, so I'm seventy four percent in the two thousand ten census returned those census forms so now bad and the remaining twenty six percent of people had to be counted by the one point million workers that are broken down into four categories right, those like of the one point, four million, like almost six hundred thousand of them, where the people who actually went out onto the streets there said hey, you didn't send in a form which problem. Don't you love America, because enumerated yeah yeah either

administrators who basically manage that that the divisions statisticians they check their math and demographers like you're, talking about who totally walk out on all those numbers here, they're the ones you take. These numbers could think about we're talking about. Questions the first three of which are how many people live in your house right now, and these guys can basically sus some pretty interesting information from just information like that they can can predict the future. They can call the Lotto numbers. Do all sorts, have a neighbour, the two demographer you want to make friends with them. Yes, the track as they can make you very wealthy. Just

I would you take part in a census, wise it. A big deal again. First of all, to not take part is breaking the law chuck. But, aside from that, the big picture, there is actually a lot. It's done the senses, so yes is figuring out who which states get how many seats in the house who represented a threat, it also figuring out where people live. There double checking that their addresses on file ever national database of all the addresses in the United States. Every single address here and there going back and double checking all of them as part of the senses yet, but ultimately their figuring out what to do with about food. Hundred billion dollars in state aid, state and local aid that the federal government distributes every year, yeah, so every every census He was about four trillion dollars worth of aid and how

going to be allocated. That's what the census figures are used for important. Yet so, if you're, like we're, gonna take that stupid thing, but I like my roads to be service and I like to have that fire station near by and I want to make sure, there's a good school in house all the students it live here right now want there to be a senior centre for mom and dad yeah boy be nice. If there was a public library Kenneth closer to me right and would kill you to put in a hearty gotta drew though, because private the private sector is a census, numbers spent to determine where the open, the hardy but just hardest. Yeah but maybe we're to open up a factory plant or something area. I mean there are many many many things that the census will satisfy. That will help you out to make sure that You have everything around you that you need for a healthy community right, puss that those

perhaps again a really important clause. Usually nine eleven emergency services use census maps to to basically move around area and if you're worried about your privacy is held private for seventy two years this info There are a lot of people, whatever senses, takers or blabber mouths. Actually they are sworn to protect your privacy here, that's part of their job, no matter what I guess is anonymous right. And secondly, why should say synonymous its seal. This information is sealed between you and the centre taker right and then Secondly, they face a really stiff penalty. If they do share your information, Anybody, whether it's their best friend

their allowing about your stupid answers or with like see any sort of welfare services or law enforcement, I believe they're not allowed to say any information like they can't can't use the senses to attract people downright the military coup what the IRS can't use it. Immigration can't use it. So it's a five year prison penalty in hundred fifty grand. So it's pretty serious business. Yet they break that that confidence. And they figure. Seventy two years it seemed like a weird number to me, but it is a weird number. I guess there like enough. You get out of the senses than by some seventy two years later old round might be dead or you don't care. It probably has some, sir, free, masonic, numerous, illogical substance too in a year. I can see that, but with need about it, though check, if you ever need to prove

you're, a Europe where you live or anything like that and you can write the census Ferrenby like I know this is under wraps for seventy two years, but I need proof that I, saying I am who I am right. Please provide me with a sheet sets a spear provide the letter on your behalf, saying this person lived at this place at this time. Our guy counted them pretty cool. So we take a break. Let's chuck, I will come back and we'll talk a little. About how this whole thing actually works. The knee is about us which resolutions do you plan to conquer and twenty twenty become more mindful or created

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sure want to go on record, also saying when I say guys, I'm using it completely gender neutral sense here we say guys what some people like that I mean the gender neutrally but the same people who don't like that. Also don't like the fact that you're using a general naturally I see what you mean.

Let us get back to sensing. Ok in two thousand ten, like I said earlier, they started hiring people. The work begins on the senses a couple years beforehand. That's easy ways: it start recruiting people to work about January. Twenty fifth of the senses year is when they start actually counting people in Alaska yet, and this diversity starts for awhile since since ninety ninety, I think he's here and it make It's! Why? Oh because the about the time of the senses really get started, the Rural Alaska experiences the spring far or the break up and travel becomes very tough, and everybody believes home to go, do other stock is even cooped up in their their house, the whole winter yeah. I thought it was their means:

the very simple reason I thought it was just sunlight: cool old tradition, not pretty new, actually yeah exactly start Unalaska, they actually count people there than instead that's just sort of up. Let's get Alaska taken care of Then we can move on to other things. Yet, so in February they send forms in advance to rural areas where these forms have to be delivered by hand. Then, in March, you're gonna, the other folks receiver letter saying since this is common- get excited. Pretty much the beer and they just have to sit around and wait for the sent a letter to come after that yeah. But what you do is with that that censuses come in letter. It gives you the option of how you want what language you want to get your senses and bright, which is spanish, a chinese Korean the enemies and russian or a Spanish

wish addition Spangler there and then, in MID March there, the actual forms are mailed there's a hundred and twenty million residents in the. U S, yeah, one thing that really stood out to me when I was reading this, as will get into this stuff here in a second, is how many different ways there are to live in the United States, yeah yeah, there's a there's laces, maybe right, here's the thing called the residents rule yet that the The bureau had to come to terms with an apparently every sentence. They have like a public hearing on the residents ruin if it needs to change. Ur include other stuff, but it basically says where you spend most of your time, sleeping where you sleep, the most is What are your residents as far as the senses goes? Yet, even if you have another permanent residents, if you

Who are sleeping under an overpass that overpass counters your residents during the census yeah, and I decided I can't go to the house's getting apartment in the candles. Unlike what else is there? By combining dummy overpasses, I mean it's dormitories dormitories, liquid college students live yeah yeah, they get counted there. There are homes for senior living assisted living homes. Yes, there are present here, take account of their there. Are you might both marina counted there? You might live on an aircraft carrier counter there. What shelters, trailer parks. Yes, oh I'm one of the things that the sense of Paris getting kind of good it is making contact with local social service agencies. Local, non profit organisations in saying, where do you're late, the populations like say migrant workers on Doc.

Immigrants, yet homeless, people do they live, can you take us to them? So we can count them, but here again there trying to count. Single person who lives in the United States, whether they here, legally or illegally whether they live in a car or whether live in a mansion they're trying to count every single person. Of its super easy again within a hundred and twenty million centres forms out to the residences. Yeah, that's the easy part right, the harbor, is going and finding people who have these non traditional residences, hotels, people who live in it equally hotel you gotta count them and one of the confounding, Here's. The whole thing chuck is: let's say here: your sign is away in college or prison right. You probably going to be ten you say well, he's gonna be back. Eventually, this is his home. The re permanent address, the census, fear constantly Esther

Would that be like? No? No, no, like like don't count them. Live in prisoner. They live in college the omens three to five years right, which could be college represent politically a lot of people to fill out these. Arms dont speak English like enough to the form- and they may even now to ask for the bilingual form so, they actually have online guides and fifty nine languages, telephone assistance in six languages and thirty, three thousand in person assistant sinners across the. U S right, there are staffed. I think, very wisely. The senses Piero realise that a lot of those households where the heads of household dont speak right or read. English very well may have kids, who do speak English.

And read and write English very wilder and could actually help their parents with this. So they started in two thousand ten, especially a big push to the schools. Yeah take to get kids. Like jazz about the senses, basically teach them how to talk to the parents about it and how to fill out these four with their parents there they cinema Little KIT little Funchal complete with, like you know, colouring themselves. The briefcase Africa subject to the year the year shakes out completed, forms or do April. First of the year and may, through July, They are coming the streets looking for those people who didn't felt the forms and looking for the people, like you said, and all these non traditional homes- I guess we'll com or if they dont, have I'm just not national places where people dwell and then July through December there?

analyzing our data and by December thirty. First, they are fire by law to report the new apportionment numbers to the president for the congressional seats and then, after April, the following year for all the data collection to be such that right. So too long, you know two years long process. I guess what is that tune after three years to complete a census, Yeah, that's just the actual centres. Then there is also the work of I guess: the with em Hence this year also putting the last sentence that was set the two years old.

On the internet, now right or used to be a microphone now it's up on the internet, so the census bureaus always always working here that we forget wonderful people that really cracked me up her carnies yeah, they mention colonies in here you gotta count em yeah travelling gotta catch up with them. First yeah. Imagine carnies, probably our senses friendly. You never know, I'm sure it depends on the colony. Came pigeon hole you right. Even if you pigeon, it's a longstanding model here, don't pigeonholed the currently at the tea set. So I'm on the actual form. Like you said, it's gonna lot shorter these days and we can adopt a few times about the fact that the first three questions are whose living there but I'm yours outbreaks down, is how many people live in the household question number two,

Are there any additional people staying here on April? First, that you did not include in question one and finally question number He says just name, everyone in the house, so we really want to make sure they get that correctly, we're gonna have to fill out things about year? Your dinner? your age erase what kind of hispanic origin, perhaps relationship to the head of the household, the actually alaskan native tribes are now happy right now, because apparently in the twenty twenty census, they will be asked are you a member of the last and native tribe. If so, what try there like what business of this is? Yours, you know they're not very happy about this whole thing in its. That was the newest thing I heard about a twenty twenty senses is going on right now well- you got a roll of the times in two thousand. They started allowing more than one race to be selected, and that got me thinking about

gender identity, and if the U S was gonna, do anything like that get unlike sixty years. Probably see anything for this next one in twenty twenty, but I did see that Australia and the United States, I'm sorry, Australia and the UK have both planned to include gender identity option there in the next, since, while so that ahead of it the? U s around, no surprise. In Australia. Actually is people are mad there this year, because apparently, previous to this, there they're doing their senses right now. I think in twenty sixteen and prior to this one, You didn't have all the connecting information was optional. Identifying information like you didn't have to put things like. I guess this is different in the: U S, like your address and stuff like that, you didn't have to connect to think there are literally discounting people and not before Christmas last year. They

send out a press release saying that it's no longer optional or information, identifying information can be collected and stored in perpetuity, including things like your name where you live, how much money you make and stuff like that in a lot of people got really ticked off sure and they said that leading to or they predicted it would lead to a lot of people this lying and giving a much a garbage data. And that's for me I'm a sense. Yeah. I thought they were starting to move more toward the model of including questions like that on their american community survey Well, this is Australia, so our guy yeah, sorry, I think the way I read it was that previously this year was just kind of

heads yadda, yadda noted its very invasive yeah. Good optionally fell, that's nothing, but neither their thing. You have to have to say who knows, and then we can t said earlier about people about across bow here. There's a competing theories on what kind of job senses taker is right, yet some people say two great job: it's a very flexible. It pays in some places like twelve dollars, plus an hour you to write off the mileage you put on your car, you're great on our streets, fresh air, sure other people say it's an extremely dangerous job and one that the Census Bureau tends to downplay, despite the fact that their, like hundreds of incidents of sensors, takers being threatened or attacked just doing their job senseless census, while her there

They cross bulgarian particulars, Guy Marian Ohio, who had like a no trespassing sign posted on his property and nature of across four senses, taker, that's meaning that the legally that doesn't have anything to do with your right, you're, basically deputized federal agent. Bring out you're your business here, You are allowed to walk upon somebody's poverty, even if they have no trespassing signpost wealth. The guy Ohio, said hey. I would like you guys to leave The way I have a machine gun here and they started to leave and he wanted, I guess, to make sure that they did leave so he escorted them down his driveway thing is crossbow, not necessarily in any kind of threatening manner is wholly, which is holding it. Apparently no charges were pressed against the guy. I guess he did everything right. There's an apparently I was reading this article in the Seattle Times. I wonder if they decide all this, but you down for one thing, is I don't do that again,

I guarantee that guy lives alone this at this article from two dozen ten in Seattle Times, since its workers encountered such an angry reception, and I'm sure this makes it sound way worse than it is what they said. People were great right, but this is a collection of all the worst horror stories with. Yes, it an interesting article plus two thousand ten wasn't it all depends on the year right son was in a great time like people where love in the government. Now in two thousand and some people directly cited that they didn't wanna help Obama out, so they weren't going to do the census. One like people were attacked by dogs. One person was attacked with a baseball bat I know senses take her head, a patio table thrown at her buyer. In irate woman there was just a lot of didn't like that. Mostly antigovernment right. Yes, people going out. You now get out of my face with the governments that in some some p

didn't, make any threats, but yeah. They were really incense that the government was asking anything about them letter and on the census. Workers would like this is crazy, like people are really mad. They came back with like New of the real temper. A lot of Americans and it was angry while some of them quit like I'm, not doing this any more than the risk, my life for what the census, who cares? It's an interesting article, gives you like a different perspective In that year, we're gonna allocate money to government services while sure by twenty twenty everyone in the states will love the government sure sure, regardless of who wins the two thousand sixteen election. That's right! anything else, nothing sweet. While, if you are in a more about since sigh, you can type the senses into the search bar house of words that camp says attention sent were fitted census analysing a meal.

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