Just months after most of us received an economic stimulus check, the wheels are in motion to do it all over again.

The first time around, Americans got as much as $600 and the thought was that the money would help the economy. With talk of recession, some U.S. representatives are looking to issue another stimulus check.

For Michelle Hubbel of Sioux Falls, she'd do exactly what she'd did with her last stimulus check. She said, "I put it in a savings account and if I were to receive another one that's what I would do with that also."

She's one of many people excited that Congress is thinking of cutting another stimulus check.

"It's money, you know, like that's what everybody says, you know? Everybody was excited with the checks," said Hubbel.

Democratic U.S. Representative Stephanie Herseth Sandlin says she's still gauging how the first economic stimulus package affected the economy.

"We know people are hurting, but at the same time it's important that we look at all the other things that congress is doing to try and stabilize the economy," said Herseth Sandlin.

Read that full-interview here.

If Congress decides on issuing another stimulus check, Michelle Hubble would be all for it.

"I would be excited. I mean, free money is free money, you know?" she said.

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