Jamie Loftus

I'm not going to go into details.

I mean, this fucking dick writing article spends a long time explaining how he figures this out.

And it might even have been legal.

He may not have broken the law to do this, although it's kind of hard to know because all of this is complicated finance gibberish.

Finance guys call this an arbitrage.

And it's basically the ideal that if you can, if there's a resource that's worth a bunch more money one place than it is the other place, you buy it where it's cheap and you sell it where it's expensive and you get free money, right?

That makes sense?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

If I am, Jamie.

Jamie, if my drug dealer sells me ketamine for like 40 bucks a gram, right?

And I don't know, at a house party, you're hanging out at a couple of blocks away.

Somebody says that they'd pay $70 a gram for ketamine.

You can make 30 free bucks by taking the ketamine you bought for 40 bucks and selling it at that other house party, right?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Ketamine makes everything make sense.

I got he makes he makes a shitload of money doing this.