Josh Brown

you immediately get, your psyche gets weird.

You think it's bad and it's awful and it's going away.

So to not think that, it is a little bit visionary because you have to see through that darkness.

That's not easy.

I agree with that.

I mean, even in 2008, stocks went down 37%.

Most people thought it's over.

But let me ask you this.

It's also 37%.

There was a podcast, this guy… I don't even know him, but it was a good podcast called The Bitcoin Matrix.

This guy, American Hodel, was on it.

And he said…

He thought that surviving those drawdowns, only true psychopaths could actually do that.

And it was like preparing them for something greater in the future when Bitcoin becomes like a huge currency.

I know there's some interesting takes on that.

But hold on one second on this.

Back to the book opens with, I didn't really care about Bitcoin.

It was like off in the distance for other people, like pickleball.

But I did like it pissed off the right people.

I thought the high priest types were all like angry about it.