Following a two-day meeting to discuss the country's continually disappointing employment numbers, officials from the Federal Reserve announced Friday that if jobs are really meant to be with the American people, theyll return of their own volition. 'Listen, if it's meant to be, itll happen,' said Fed chairman Ben Bernanke, adding that theres no point in purchasing new mortgage-backed securities or keeping the federal funds rate near zero percent 'if both parties don't want this to work.' 'We can't spend all our time and energy trying to force this. We have to let them do their own thing, and if they don't come back, then maybe we were just never meant to be together.' Bernanke confirmed that, while he is realistic about the slim chance of jobs ever actually returning, Americans should 'always leave the door open' in case things change in the future. 