Tom Bilyeu

Just don't put me in a depression.

Okay, great.

You would rather that.

And like, remember in the depression, flour companies, like I bake bread with flour, flour companies, their sacks were printed designs because people were so poor, they would make clothes for themselves or for their kids out of the flour sacks.

And instead of your kid running around in a burlap sack, they wanted them running around in a sack with flowers printed on it.

So that's a depression.

we've never seen anything like it.

And we've never seen anything like it specifically because we steal from everybody that holds dollars.

And we just say, yeah, we're gonna kill you slowly, but you're never gonna have to wear flower sacks.

And if you would rather be in that position,

and say, I don't mind that the billionaires run away with all the money in the universe via assets, to be very clear.

I don't mind not being able to make ends meet.

I just want to make sure that there's never an acute moment of despair like the 1929 crash that led into the Great Depression.

That's a trade-off.

And so, yeah, depending on where you fall on that side determines whether you think this is a good move or a bad move.

You have the system.

So right now it's a good move, but you should be looking to get out of this system.

Yeah, I mean, listen, here's probably where I'm going to end up on all of this.

And it's, oh God, I hate that this is true.

You know that meme that's like, dumb guy says, midwit says something different, and then smart guy says the same thing as the dummy.