Carson Block

It's not an intangible asset.

Yeah, exactly.

Still going to need, look, I mean, in a really, really, really bad situation, the ultimate store value is cans of tuna.

So, you know, I'd rather have cans of tuna stockpiled than a USB drive with Bitcoin.

Can't eat gold.

I don't know.

You'll be able to stop it for something else, though.

Right now, I'm reading...

I'm switching between two books.

I'm reading a book on the dysfunction in the art market.

And I'm also reading a book about Leonardo da Vinci.

That's the Walter Isaacson book.

you know i'm i gotta tell it's not that compelling so far i'm finding it a bit of a slog and i i don't i don't think that's isaacson's fault it's just there's not you know there's a paucity of information so he's kind of it's it's kind of like a book report on you know during this year of leonardo's life he worked in this shop and he worked on this sketch and here's a picture of it it's it's kind of a book report on his life so far so i hope it picks up could have made some stuff up

It would have been, yeah.

It would have been better.

I have perused my bookshelf looking for fiction to kind of, because I'm not, it's just not grabbing me here.

All right.

Yeah.

Yeah, that could be.

So that's written by Matt Campbell, Bloomberg journalist.