Here is the corrected version of the text, divided into sentences: Bad timing here for the IRS because it would be among the organizations directly hit by another shutdown just as refunds are going out. But those refunds are a little bit smaller than a lot of folks thought, accountant Danielle Tran, a very, very good one, right now on what the impact of that is going to be. You know Dan, first off on the refund issue apart from the government shutdown, on what people could be facing, are you surprised by this? I'm not, I mean taxes went down so it would make sense that the money refunded would be smaller this year than the year before. But your thoughts when you look at these statistics Neal that the IRS is coming out with right now, you know you have lies, damned lies, and then there's statistics right, Mark Twain. Look, you have to look at it this way, it's not about the refund amount, what it's about is how much total tax has either been decreased or increased, that's what this is about. So this is to me no more than a timing issue. Did people get more money back in their paychecks throughout the year as opposed to when they file their tax return in April? April, whether they're gonna get a larger amount at that time. So forget about being in a hi-tech state where you were limited to ten thousand dollars and writing off the amount of mortgage interest and/or taxes you have. This applies to a variety of other things that are hitting people, only now they're seeing it, only now. What do you think's going on? I think that what people are seeing right now Neal is the impact of what this new...
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