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BUT, let’s also not forget how many people will be out of jobs….I have been doing workers comp for 20 years. Once this goes down the tubes, I myself will file for unemployment, will file a workers comp claim and I think I will find a way to live off the government. PLUS, thinking about moving. Why stick in Oklahoma? I can start a new career anywhere!!