Tom Bilyeu

OK, but yeah, let's say then that it doesn't happen.

Who's coming to the negotiating table?

And I'm again, I'm guessing I don't have any inside information, but I know humans.

And humans tend to hand wave that kind of thing away because it's two or three orders of consequence down the road.

And they're just like, well, there will have to be somebody running the country.

And if there's nobody running the country that could do the negotiating, then they'll be in such disarray that it will work to our advantage.

And at some point, they just terminate in one of those endpoints where it's either there will be somebody or there won't be somebody.

And this is how it will play out.

But they're not thinking, hold on.

There's no one to negotiate a ceasefire with.

And so they just keep fucking up the Strait of Hormuz.

This is driving up energy costs around the world.

And now everybody's mad at you because Iran is negotiating deals with people to get them through the Strait of Hormuz.

And then it becomes, oh, all of a sudden, allies of the U.S.

are not able to get to the Strait of Hormuz.

And then non-allies are.

And that would be a bad look.

Now, we're not there yet, but I could certainly see us getting there.

We're hitting pause for a moment, but there's plenty more ahead.

So don't go anywhere.