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That's why – what happened with Suez, it was the – it happened after nearly a decade of the post-World War II era where the UK was generally declining in power and the empire was collapsing.

And everybody, including the UK, was like, oh my god, we have no power anymore.

But the signs were all there.

I mean what we're saying is that it's all right here.

Like it has been laid out.

And then either a Taiwan crisis, which –

crisis.

I mean, what would it look like?

We don't really know.

A vote for reunification or some sort of pressuring sanctions regime.

Who knows?

Some sort of crisis in between Japan and South Korea, North Korea.

I've always thought North Korea is like the sleeping giant in this one and some sort of global rewriting event just because of the nuclear problem.

And now these problems with the United States of security guarantee and China is some sort of a guarantor.

But that's when everybody, everybody will wake up to that one.

As of right now, most people are just going to the store, $4.50 a gallon.

Oh, that sucks.

It's like if you open your eyes to how it is, it's really, really, really bad.

Another podcast from some SNL late-night comedy guy.

Not quite.