Matt Gialich

It's a commodity.

They vary, right?

By the time the show comes out, it might be twice as much or half as much.

It's actually gone up quite a bit in the last two months as this goes forward.

we bring back around $60 million.

So when you look at that into a market cap of $60 billion, we look at elasticity of this element.

That's not going to affect the price at all.

It's like if you go take your gold ring and turn it into a pawn shop, you don't affect the price of gold.

Now, if you go back up a Brinks truck with 1,000 tons of gold, you're probably going to fuck the price up a little bit.

But the other thing here is I think we've all got to be reminded of someone named Napoleon.

And the reason is Napoleon, his silverware was made out of aluminum.

Because in the 17, I don't even know when this guy lived, right?

1780s or whatever, some shit like that.

The most baller shit you could have was aluminum.

So he's eating with aluminum silverware because it was what the kings had.

And then we found this new process to make aluminum.

And now if you have aluminum silverware, you're like, what is this garbage?

Can you make it out of steel so it's a little heavier?

Our water bottles are aluminum.

The airplane I flew here is aluminum.