I'll take a stab at guessing what you were trying to say though.. For a large number of the US jobs 65 is getting a bit on in years, think manufacturing, service, etc. also known as a large number of the , at 65 a large number of jobs aren't much of an option anymore.
Right. Cutting off the level of support for "old" people doesn't mean cutting off support for a 65. For example, why isn't social security structured as a 20 year term (the distance from 65 to average expectancy) , to be claimed whenever someone decides to retire?
I'll take a stab at guessing what you were trying to say though.. For a large number of the US jobs 65 is getting a bit on in years, think manufacturing, service, etc. also known as a large number of the , at 65 a large number of jobs aren't much of an option anymore.