Tom Bilyeu

that once you understand that little thing of like, oh, they can rob, they can steal my money through inflation.

Oh, shit.

Once you get that and then you go, okay, well, then where do I put my money?

You put it into things that can't be inflated that will likely remain valuable over time.

Gold just being the like most no-brainer 4,000 years or whatever of us using gold, not necessarily gonna go up in value, but it'll hold its value comparable to goods that you can buy.

It's like an ounce of gold buys a three-piece suit literally for hundreds of, 1,000 years.

So just sort of that kind of things tends to stay completely static.

So all of the like, well, how many dollars is it worth?

That's all noise.

What does it buy you?

It tends to buy you the same thing for a thousand years plus.

So people that understand that protect themselves from this vicious thing called inflation and everybody else gets hammered.

And so the reason that I say that

Minnesota is 1913 come to roost now is because, something we've talked about here endlessly, economics, like I'm not going to be able to pay my bills, turns into anxiety.

People hate anxiety, so they turn it into anger.

Anger then is easy to leverage to get you to want to be on a team, to be tribal, so that you can fight for your piece of a shrinking pie.

And that's how you end up here.

And so when I see in the midst of all this, I see Ro Khanna,

friendly to the show but nonetheless making a catastrophic error with what he's trying to do in california i see the bankers the senate making changes to this bill to specifically make it good for bankers and bad for the average american it it is it

It's wild.