Rex Jones

And you look at a place.

I saw some of that here.

I guess I saw some investing and whatnot.

And there's some people, some cash, but it's definitely not as full as I thought it would

I mean, that's what the American economy is.

It's just taking the can down the road.

And I mean, we took ourselves off the gold standard.

Then we put ourselves on the petrodollar and now we jeopardize the petrodollar and all of that is going away and oil is going to be traded in yuan and other currencies.

It's just been a slow march still here.

And I mean, if you were somebody back in 1970 and you had the opportunity to make billions of dollars off of living like this and making sure that the great grandchildren and grandchildren you had who live in poverty, I mean, a lot of people made that decision.

And we could say, oh, I wouldn't make that decision right now.

And we're not those people, you know.

So it's a very interesting thing with the boomer where there's like a lot of stolen valor.

They want to talk about World War II all the time.

Always want to talk about the Holocaust.

Always want to talk about Germany.

Always the heroes, blah, blah, blah.

These are the people that either missed the Vietnam War or missed World War II.

And they're just kind of living in like the movies and the heroism of all that.

We live in a modern world always.