Jeremy Cordon

And I was going to ask you, if we lost 99.6 something percent of our value in the last 100 years, what's the next 100 years going to look like?

It's probably worse.

I mean, 99.6 is like, but even if that's like just as good, you know, is what happened the last hundred years.

Like, what does that mean for your savings?

Like, does it make sense to save?

Do you just not save?

Do you just invest in every speculative thing and just, you know, have a whole society of people like that?

And then, you know, we kind of drift because here's the thing.

You can boycott a central bank digital currency with cash today.

Cash is another central bank product.

Yeah, it's kind of like sad watching libertarians be like, no, don't get rid of cash.

It's like still the central bank, guys.

Yeah, it's just like and it's better than like, you know, being out of the frying pan and into the fire.

But like you're still begging for the frying pan.

Yeah, you make the best possible product you can.

I'd say gold back, if you're going to own a thousandth of an ounce of gold, this is the cheapest way to do it.

It's not even close.

We have the cheapest hyper fractional gold and the high denomination gold backs, once you get up to the 50 or the 100, there are cheaper ways to own gold closer to spot, but then you're not really part of a system of interchangeable money.

So if you want to buy them, we have about 600 dealers that sell goldbacks.

We have a list on goldback.com.