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🔥URGENT - BIG Crisis UPDATE - Silver and Gold Price... (and BANKS) · SILVER / GOLD / $UFD Meme Coin Investing & Global Economics

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Tomorrow will prove to be a huge, huge day, and I have a
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massive prediction for you. What will happen tomorrow in the
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silver market, in the gold market, in the overall stock
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markets? I'm going to go out on a limb
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and I'll share that with you in just one second.
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I think you'll be happy with what you hear, but are we facing
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the potential of some major black Swans?
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We're going to talk about that as well.
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Black Swans that could have a big impact, right?
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You might be thinking like what could happen this year that
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could really move the silver market, the gold market, the
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platinum market, all of the markets.
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We're going to talk about that and, and it's going to blow your
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mind when we talk about gold and silver demand from Asia.
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I know we got this big news, kind of a Black Swan right over
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what was at the weekend when the, the PBOC, the People's Bank
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of China announced that, oh, we didn't buy any gold during the
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month of May and it sent the gold price plummeting.
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But let's talk about what's going on today.
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If you noticed weird behavior in the markets again, let's run out
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to pin backs and get an update on the price.
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But earlier today you probably noticed like I did.
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Gold was up. Let's refresh this.
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Gold is still up $2.46. Silver down $0.65.
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Now usually I don't know how you react to this, but I would be a
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little depressed about silver being down $0.65.
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There's something telling me everything is going to be OK if
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we get silver down in the low 28, like a dollar lower than
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where we are now. If it touches 27, I will be
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depressed. I will be concerned about the
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strength of this rally. But when I give you my
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prediction with what'll happen tomorrow, tomorrow's the big
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massive Newsday guys. I'm going to tell you about that
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massive news tomorrow. And I think, guys, I think we're
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going to have a special guest, Uncle Vinny.
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The legendary Uncle Vinny is going to join us a little bit
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later to give his insight on what's going on tomorrow.
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Big, big, big day, right? Fed meeting, monetary policy.
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Jeremy Powell will be talking. OK.
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And it's a double whammy day tomorrow.
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We get the inflation numbers. Let me tell you what I think is
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going to happen. Don't you make any financial
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decisions, buy or sell anything based upon this.
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But I think we're in for some good news, good movement
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tomorrow, not only in gold and silver, but also in the general
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markets that could help propel the price of silver and gold
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much, much higher and the mining stocks.
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But I'll tell you what's gonna happen tomorrow, OK?
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They're going to release low inflation numbers.
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Oh yeah, good old Uncle Joe, We got Uncle Vinnie, but Uncle
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Joe's going to come riding into town, right, the Bidenomics
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Unicorn fairy and drop this unbelievable low inflation
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number that's going to show that Bidenomics is working #1 and the
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markets are going to love it. Because a low inflation number
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means that Jerome Powell in the Federal Reserve, in theory, can
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lower interest rates sooner. Again, it's all a bunch of BS.
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It's all a bunch of noise. That's my prediction.
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And that will send the price of gold and silver higher.
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Thank you, Ron McAdams for that super chat.
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Let's all say hi to Ron. That'll send the price of gold
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and silver much, much higher. And it'll send the general
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markets much higher. Everything will be great.
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It's perfect timing. As we're heading into the
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election season, people like David Hunter are talking about a
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blow off top. My gut is telling me that's
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what's going to happen. I might even make, I don't do
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what I do, OK, trust me. But I might even make some type
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of little bet that tomorrow we get a big move upward in the
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markets. Again, it's all noise in the
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long run. The, the thesis for silver and
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gold really don't have anything to do with the BS noise they're
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going to throw at us tomorrow. But if you kind of put the big
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picture together, that's absolutely what I see happening.
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OK, let's talk about what do you think it means?
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Thanks again, Ron for that super chat.
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What do you think it means that that CNBC is suddenly covering
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gold? Have you noticed that?
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I've noticed that? Well, that's why you come here
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'cause I spend all my time digging in and finding all this
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stuff so we can share it with each other.
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And I do appreciate when you send me articles, so thank you
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very much. But one thing I've been
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noticing, and let's just go. Here's proof.
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You want proof? I've got proof, right.
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More CNBC coverage of gold. This was yesterday.
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Gold rebounds as market focus turns to the US inflation data,
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which I already told you is gonna be my prediction.
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I'll come on tomorrow, eat crow if I'm wrong.
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But the inflation numbers are gonna be made to look really,
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really good. And we're gonna, we're gonna
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have a big day tomorrow. I, I just have a feeling, OK,
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I'll say it one more time. Could be wrong.
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So CNBC, we're not even going to CNBC is CNBS.
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I'm not going to waste your time going through details of that
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article because you know them all already.
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But the big point is what does it mean that suddenly Reuters
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and Bloomberg and CNBC are talking about gold?
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They're even starting to talk about silver.
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That means the momentum is starting.
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OK. We know there's massive momentum
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all over the world right now, no doubt about it.
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But if the US catches on, it could be huge because we had a
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big crisis, right? Silver and gold investors.
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We had a big, big Black Swan that hit us.
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None of us expected this news that came out, what, Sunday,
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Monday morning, about four or 5:00 in the morning that the
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PBOC, Oh my gosh, suddenly stop buying gold right now.
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It makes no sense. And I won't go down this path,
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but it makes no sense that the PBOC not buying gold made gold
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crash number one. I'm going to show you why you
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might be wondering, like, what's he talking about?
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Well, I got proof why? Because demand in Asia is still
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massive for gold, but it makes even less sense to think that
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silver. Silver was down $2.00 per oz on
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Monday. What is the PBOC not buying gold
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have to do with silver? It's absolutely crazy.
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And I want to give a shout out. Let's give a shout out to our
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friend Bald Guy Money. He made a video about this kind
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of situation that was unfolding and he said something that I
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hadn't thought about. He said, it's not like China
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announced they were selling gold, they just didn't buy for
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one month. I mean, Oh my gosh, right.
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I think it's Peter Schiff that's that pointed out.
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The first person I saw that pointed out that, OK, China
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didn't buy any gold in May. So that should have crashed the
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the demand for gold during May. But during May, gold hit an all
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time high. That's when it hit $2442,
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whatever the number was, right? What does that tell us?
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Right? That tells us all these things
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they used to smash down the price of gold, smash down the
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price of silver are a bunch of BS.
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OK, but but let's go on here. Sure, I'm going to read a few of
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my notes I prepared for you. Sure, gold is the godfather of
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precious metals, but it's not like we heard that India or
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China stopped buying silver or gold, especially silver for
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industrial purposes. We won't go down that path.
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But let's remember, just because it's a a nice warm and fuzzy,
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these countries are building energy infrastructure, green
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energy infrastructure at a rate that is you can't even fathom or
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begin to fathom how much silver they need for building out this
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green energy infrastructure that they're doing right now in China
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and India. Now, on top of that, these
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countries have have silver and gold embedded in their fabric.
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OK, They didn't go on a on a on a on a on a public relations.
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What's the word? I'm looking for a public
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relations agenda like they did in the United States to smash
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down investor interest in silver.
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Gold. No, in Asia, guys, the demand.
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So who cares? This is what I'm gonna do.
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You Do you agree? Who cares that the PBOC didn't
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sell but just stopped buying gold for one month?
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Who cares, right? The PBOC's big, but they're not
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even the biggest holder of gold in the world.
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It's not like they said. Oh, the United States of America
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sold gold from Fort Knox. That gold that we don't even
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know if it's even there or not. No, right.
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Like we're the big, we're the biggest holder.
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Germany, right? All these, that China's, not
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even the PBOC itself, not the Chinese people, right?
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The Indian people, that's a different story.
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The Vietnamese people, what does that tell us?
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That's what we really need to look at.
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I mean, that's the important thing here.
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Let me show you. It's our favorite picture.
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We look at this every day. Those are 800,000 people.
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If you can find me in that crowd, you know, you get a, you
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get a bonus star today. But nonetheless, this is a
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picture of 800,000 people lined up to buy gold in China.
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Yes, this was 7-8 weeks ago, no doubt about it.
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But think about this, think about this.
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What does that tell you? Number one, 800,000 people.
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Number two, guess what? All those people, they didn't
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get their gold, OK, The demand for gold and silver, all right,
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And silver in China and India. And we're not even talking about
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the other Eastern countries. But we are gonna touch on 'cause
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there's more, right? It's so, so robust.
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So you might call it a Black Swan.
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I call it a a Gray swan. My Lord, things are not
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changing. OK, Now think about this, OK,
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Asia, throughout Asia, gold and silver are like so popular,
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unbelievably popular. OK, did you know this?
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If you from Hong Kong, if you take a 5 hour flight anywhere,
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you and I, we go to Hong Kong, OK, they love gold in Hong Kong.
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They love gold all around Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong. That's kind of fun to say, Hong
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Kong. Anyway, we're in Hong Kong at
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the airport. We take a 5 hour flight anywhere
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together, we're gonna, we're gonna find two things when we
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land, we're gonna land in a country that has gold and silver
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embedded, right? It's in their in their fabric of
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the country. It's way.
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It's all different over there. OK, anywhere five hours from
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Hong Kong. But you know what else we're
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gonna find out. And this is this is even more
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interesting. Anywhere we go 5 hours from Hong
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Kong, we draw a circle from a 5 hour flight around Hong Kong,
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we're gonna run into more than half, more than half of the
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world's population, OK, I believe including Vietnam.
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And we've got a special guest joining us today, our friend
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Uncle Vinny. Let's hold on.
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Let me put my ears on and see if we can get him connected.
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Uncle Vinny. Uncle Vinny, our Sicilian
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friend, the lover of silver. Hold on here.
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Let's see if we guys, you guys ready for Uncle Vinny?
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Here he is, Vinny. Good morning, Ronny.
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Good morning, Uncle Vinny. How you doing my friend?
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I'm doing very well and thank you very much.
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It's a pleasure to be here with you and all the basement
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dwellers from right here in the Silver Capital of the Space
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Coast of Florida. But your but your ancestors are
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originally from where Sicily. My mother was born in in Sicily,
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right next to Palermo. And my parents, my father's
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side, they're up in the mountain area.
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I visited both. I visited the city halls.
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I've seen MyHeritage goes back page after page after page of
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Santino's. So beware, we're out there.
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Uncle Benny, the silver lover and the and the Brewer of, I'm
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sorry, the the roaster of the the best coffee in the world.
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We're going to talk about that later.
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But Benny, I was just talking about silver demand.
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All over the world, OK, and and how China, India, right, they're
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still massive, but but what about Vietnam?
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I want to, I want to look at Vietnam and I want to get your
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thoughts on this, 'cause there's some crazy.
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Data coming out of Vietnam as well that that these.
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Asian, You know, anywhere you go 5 hours from Hong Kong, you're
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going to run into more than half of the world's population, but
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you're also going to. Run into people that love silver
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and gold. And here I've got this, the VN
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Express, the most. Read Vietnamese newspaper
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Customers fill up banks to buy gold banks in Hanoi.
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Saw up to. 50 customers queuing one at a time.
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Have you ever been to Vietnam, Denny?
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I was. I was in the Air Force back in
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that war era. Oh wow, do you remember?
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Do you remember anything? I was in three different areas
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there but that but thank God never had a a gun in my hand or
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fixed aeroplanes. OK.
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Do you remember anything about gold or silver by chance or
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during that time you were there? Honestly no it does.
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These people were dirt poor. If they had it, they kept it
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well hid. Yeah, yeah.
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Well, apparently there is a a silver and and, and our gold and
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silver kind of bonanza going on right now in Vietnam.
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Hold on here, I'm going to pull this up again and it's
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interesting. Customers are lining up at the
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banks. This this lady says I bought 1
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tail, which is AI had it written down.
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I think that's 1.2 oz and plan to keep it for a long time
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because I think this is a stable price.
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I mean we're seeing this all over the world.
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The Chinese, I mean look at these people in Vietnam lined up
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to buy gold. There was all this I I was
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saying this within the context of, you know, this big news over
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the weekend that the Chinese central bank stopped buying gold
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for one month, right? That, that, yeah, that's
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important news, no doubt about it.
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But like the overall demand picture for gold in Asia appears
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to remain robust. Would you would you think think
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that's the case? I agree.
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I would agree. But if not here in, I'd say for
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the lion's share of the Americans, they don't, they're
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not doing anything with it. They're not collecting, they're
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not stacking. Do.
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You do you think our fellow Americans are are falling Are
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are are still asleep to a certain degree when it comes to
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silver and gold? Saturday night I went to dinner
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with a friends I've had for 50 years and we've raised our kids
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together. We've gone through good times,
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bad times, we've shared stock tips with each other and I was
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asking him if he's done anything with silver or gold yet and
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blank stare. You didn't know what I was
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talking about. Yeah.
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And no, no clue, right? Yeah.
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Seems like everybody in America is asleep.
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Not aware at least. Yeah, yeah.
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What about let's look at a few more pictures here here the
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Costco gold standard right now as we're talking about Americans
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in their in their in their maybe starting to wake up Niels
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Christensen over a kick Co put this out the other day.
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The Costco gold standard. I thought that was an
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interesting way to to frame it. The retailer sparks a notable
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shift in retail purchasing behavior.
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So we are starting to see and this story has been beat into
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the ground, but we are start starting to see.
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Some of our. Fellow Americans, a few of them
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start to wake up. Costco continues to see an
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insatiable appetite for physical insatiable appetite for physical
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gold and silver, which is helping to transform the
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marketplace. I thought this was interesting.
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They saw a 20% jump in online sales during their most recent
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quarter and they said that was totally total ecommerce sales
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growth in the quarter was led by gold and silver.
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And then they threw in gift cards and appliances.
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I just can't, I, I would think that the lion's share of that
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20% increase was from gold and silver.
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I can't see that suddenly they were starting to sell more gift
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cards. I mean, that doesn't, that
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doesn't make sense to me. What do you think, Benny?
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I I really don't understand what, what the, the end game
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there is. Costco's looking at it, they're
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not trying to enlighten the public, but certainly there's a,
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they sold out of it, haven't they?
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So there is a whole group of folks, I guess that are, are
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following suit and I, I like it. Of course, you know, I'm, I'm a
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fan of this too, for obvious reasons.
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And I live close to Daniel Diaz and he and I drink coffee
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together. And so we talked a lot about
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that. I think he's doing a great job
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to enlighten it at from the state level down, pump, pump it
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down. I, I support him, you know, and,
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and hope it's free. I even the only vehicles I
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purchase anymore are silver in color.
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Yeah, now when you're talking, I want to go out to your website
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so I can show people your silver car.
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What? Where Where do I go again?
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Refresh my memory. Supremo Coffee.
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Santino Supremo Coffee. Santino, there we go.
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All right, All right, hold on here, Vinny, I'm going to pull
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this up so we we can we can show everybody that you're you're not
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joking around. Then he means business when he's
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when he's talking about the. All right, here we go.
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Can you see that on the screen right there?
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Everybody? Can you see that?
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Benny, there it is. There's my my van trucking down
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the highway with loaded with coffee.
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Loaded with coffee, but it's a silver van, correct?
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Silver Van. Yeah, yeah, 'cause you're,
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you're, you're a believer in silver.
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Why, what what? What makes you a a believer in
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silver, Vinny? Well, I there's a in the Bible,
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Acts 316, there's a verse and other than giving a full contact
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the the comment was silver and gold.
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Have I none? What I have I give freely.
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And that was just Peter and John.
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We're talking to some fellow who was at the the at the water
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looking for help to get healed. But they started out with
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silver, not gold and silver. They said silver and gold.
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Have I none? And I can remember having silver
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dollars as a a kid. We had them in our pocket.
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We'd be playing on the sidewalk with jacks or marbles, and we
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had silver dollars in our pocket.
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Now that half the people that I, well, I, I, I don't mean to go
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that way, but if I was to show them this, they don't, they
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really don't even know what it is.
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And I do carry it in my pocket just to do that to show them.
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I've just seen one of these lately and I've never seen one,
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you know, So I, I know your question is what made me get
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into silver number one. It was affordable at a very easy
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amount. I could give it to my
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grandchildren, my my children as a something to get them
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interested in and it seemed like it was a easier pathway to the
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precious metals. Yeah.
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Copper doesn't seem to fit that bill, does it?
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But it's there too. Right, right, right.
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No, I'm, I'm, I've, I've always found myself when I had extra
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Fiat that I wanted to convert into metals, I guess because I'm
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such a value oriented person that silver was always seemed
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like the easier path for me. So you know, I always wound up
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with silver, but. Never load nickel.
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Yeah, yeah, that's beautiful. Never never sold any silver but.
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You know we. Are a minority here in the
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United States, right? I mean, we are absolutely a
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minority, which I like to point out to people is could actually
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be seen as being a good thing because when our when our fellow
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citizens and hopefully they find out sooner than later start to
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wake up about what's really going on.
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It's. It could.
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Create. I mean, we still are the richest
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country in the world. It could create a massive wave
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of buying in both the gold and the silver markets.
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Well, I think that waves going to happen and then they're going
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to try to get on that wave. That wave is coming about from
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what's going on in the rest of the world, the bricks and all
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the other situations. And not to turn this into
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keeping on the silver and gold trail here with your Ron, but I
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I I think they'll they'll be late to the party, but still
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there's enough to go around in the gold.
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Silver is getting very scarce and if they keep using it and
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they keep trying to use solar as the the way they're going to
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electrify the world, not going to happen.
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Just can't happen. Not going to get an airplane off
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the ground with solar panels. Right, right, right, right.
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But I, but I do think that in terms of like, let's say
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countries like India and China that in terms of providing kind
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of an immediate electricity solution to a big portion of
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their households that we may see continued growth in solar.
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I mean, we're seeing it right now.
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I agree with you, oil's not going anywhere.
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But there are people out there, Vinny, who are saying that, I
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mean, I want to touch on this later with you.
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That, that, that silver could almost be real similar, that it
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could be like the new oil, right?
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Like oil kind of came on the scene about 100 years ago.
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And now as we're moving into this more, you know,
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electrification and, and technology, microchip focused
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future, that silver could, could, could almost play like a
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similar role. I don't think oil's going away
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by any stretch of the imagination, but that silver in
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particular could almost become similar to what oil became 100
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years ago. And it's kind of it's kind of a
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fascinating prospect. I don't disagree with you at
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all. I mean, the, the the prospects
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are are endless with the vision. When control comes about, when
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your financial power comes about the desire and they see a
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pathway forward that's some kind of technology, then it'll
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happen. But we got to get the mining
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side up with it too, don't we? We just don't have that that the
24:26
volume that's going to support that massive growth oil, there's
24:30
still plenty of it. You know, right here in America.
24:34
We got plenty of it if we just open that spigot.
24:39
I don't, I love silver, I love the application, I love what we
24:43
can do with it. I love it in jewelry.
24:45
I love it in in having coinage, but I don't see I I think the
24:53
next technology will be something in a, in a way of you
24:57
can buy a fuel cell technology right now for probably $1000 of
25:01
kW. The other is going to be safe,
25:05
nuclear, and that's probably the path forward once they get away
25:11
from the fear factor or the fact that somebody could blow you up
25:14
with it. Yeah, Yeah.
25:18
That is, that is well, you know, and, and, and, and I want to
25:21
circle back and kind of finish the the path that I was on with
25:24
this demand for silver and gold from Asia, because we know the
25:29
Chinese citizens are still gold crazy and becoming silver crazy.
25:35
This is just on the investment side, right?
25:38
We know. Let me let me pull this up.
25:41
We, we talked about Vietnam. There is no, there's like this
25:44
new craze in Vietnam, people lining up to buy to buy gold
25:49
South Korea, right? I mean, Vinny in South Korea,
25:52
they're, they're putting gold vending machines in their
25:56
convenience stores and they're and they're selling out and it
25:59
says women in Gen. Z, which are the younger people
26:02
are leading the charge. And I didn't know this, but
26:04
South Korea and there's a bunch of pictures of people putting
26:08
on, I guess the social media of them buying these gold bars at
26:12
the vending machines. And I'm thinking now like, what
26:15
are we going to have next, silver vending machines?
26:18
But that South Korea is and they're calling it micro
26:22
investing. Like the young people are
26:24
saying, I want to buy, I'll, I'll buy fractional amounts,
26:28
right? Like 1G, whatever, 10 gram bars
26:31
of gold and they call it micro investing.
26:34
And these young kids are saying, and these are in South Korea are
26:37
saying, you know, to me, it's it's, it's a way to to protect
26:42
my wealth. They aren't these, you know,
26:44
they aren't buying cryptos, they aren't buying stocks.
26:47
They're choosing to buy gold and silver.
26:50
What I thought was interesting, I think, yeah, South Korea also,
26:54
by the way, has the most convenience stores in the world.
26:58
There's a there's a little tidbit fact that I'm sure none
27:01
of us could live without going forward, the most convenience
27:04
stores in the world and the companies that are putting these
27:07
in are planning to install more than 1000 machines by the end of
27:11
the year. But that's 1000 out of the
27:13
60,000 convenience stores that they have in Korea.
27:19
So that's like we're seeing this all over the world.
27:22
The other final story, I want to well, the other thing I think
27:25
it's important to mention India, you know, we've got the the the
27:30
Indian people are crazy about gold have been forever.
27:35
I'm all over the place. There we go.
27:36
This is from The Indian Express. They're telling us, which is an
27:40
Indian newspaper. India's gold demand up 8% in
27:43
March in the March quarter to 137 tons.
27:47
World Gold Council says that the the demand for gold from India
27:51
continues to go up in India is like to me, the gold capital of
27:55
the world, you know, the United States.
27:57
Suppose, you know, we, we supposedly have 8000 metric tons
28:02
of gold at Fort Knox, but the, the Indian households alone have
28:08
25,000 metric tons at their houses stored in their houses
28:12
25, three times what we have at Fort Knox.
28:15
So this whole idea and then I'll, you know, this, this Black
28:19
Swan, I'll call it, that we had on Sunday night that, oh, the
28:21
Chinese central bank. Stopped buying gold.
28:25
Ah, there you go. That's interesting.
28:28
Where's that? It's right here in America, my
28:31
friend. Oh wow, a gold gold vending
28:34
machine. Yeah, as you know, I'm, I also
28:37
have that screen business and there's screens on top of it.
28:40
Ah. Interesting, interesting.
28:44
Their ATM machines are certainly dwarf, you know what these
28:50
things are, but they're they're starting to show up and they're
28:52
dispensing goldbacks. Oh, really?
28:56
OK, so that's a Goldback dispensing machine.
28:59
Yeah, I don't know if you can see it, but this fella here is
29:01
holding goldbacks. Ah, yes, we can see that now.
29:05
Interesting. And that's in Miami.
29:07
No, no, I would venture to say this is somewhere out Utah,
29:11
Idaho, some place where where goldbacks are one of the five
29:15
states that offer them, right? It's gotta be one of those
29:18
states. Course, there's no reason to own
29:21
a jacket like that in Miami. You'll sweat to death with a
29:26
hoodie underneath it. Yeah, no joke.
29:30
You'd be, you would be in, you would be in big trouble, no
29:32
doubt about it. So.
29:36
On the whole day in January. Yeah, yeah.
29:39
Well, so, so when, so when we look at this situation going on
29:43
right now in the, in the gold and silver market, you know, I
29:47
just, I just want to reiterate, you know, everybody's, oh, you
29:50
know, afraid about the, the PBOC not buying gold, but.
29:53
Let's look at. The what the Chinese citizens
29:55
are doing, let's look at what the Korean citizens are doing.
30:00
Let's look at what the Vietnamese citizens are doing.
30:02
And then I've also heard and I haven't seen a recent update,
30:05
but Japan, there's kind of a gold craze going on there as
30:09
well. I mean.
30:10
If you if you take. And go to Hong Kong and draw a a
30:16
circle that would represent a 5 hour flight from Hong Kong.
30:20
You're going to land in an Asian country, OK.
30:23
You're also going to land in in one in within a 5 hour flight of
30:26
Hong Kong is half of the world's population.
30:30
And I think it's safe to say you're also going to find that
30:32
you're going to land in a country where gold and silver
30:35
are are held in completely different regard than what we
30:38
have in the United. States.
30:42
I don't disagree. I mean, I saw the statistics on
30:44
that also and recognize that. But I think back in, you know,
30:49
I'm very senior in age at this point, There was never silver or
30:53
gold as a gift at any time in any of our households, any of my
30:58
cousins, aunts, uncles, whatever.
30:59
Gold and silver just wasn't. Look, my mother brought me a
31:03
gold chain back from Italy. That's about as close as we got
31:06
to anything in gold. We went there on vacation, came
31:10
back and all us kids got little gold chains with little crosses
31:12
and whatnot on it. That was it.
31:14
You know, I got a gold wedding band.
31:17
That's it. That that is not the that's the
31:21
extent of the knowledge of gold. Anytime I was anywhere I've been
31:27
in America, here now I don't travel in all the broader
31:30
circles, but my circles. Yeah, but OK, And I and I think
31:35
your circle is pretty standard for the United States.
31:37
And I want to ask you a question and and see if you think this is
31:40
the reason why in 19, I believe it was 33, right?
31:44
President Roosevelt made it illegal for Americans to hold
31:49
gold. OK, so from 1933 up through I
31:53
think 1974, it was illegal to own gold.
31:58
If you got caught holding gold in the United States and you
32:00
didn't fall within, I think it was either a antique or jewelry
32:04
or whatever you get, you faced a stiff penalty or you could even
32:09
go to jail. So from 1933 to 1974, it was
32:12
illegal. Now, if if you if you add into
32:16
that Benny, that 1971 Nixon took us off the gold standard, right?
32:21
We've really in this. And then there was a concerted
32:25
effort to dissuade Americans from owning gold, right?
32:28
I mean, it's documented WikiLeaks.
32:30
I mean, it's not, I'm not, I'm not divulging anything.
32:32
I mean, it's, it's been proven basically that when once Nixon
32:36
took us off the gold standard, there was a coordinated effort.
32:41
And yes, sure, I have on a 1/2 tinfoil half.
32:44
But it's, it's documented and been proven to dissuade the
32:47
American public. So.
32:49
Who do we? Learn from Who do we learn about
32:51
money from? From our parents?
32:52
From our grandparents, right? Well, if since 1933 it was
32:57
illegal to own gold in this country and even prior to that,
33:02
right, there's the, the, whatever they call the great
33:04
crime of 1871 when they got took silver the the BI metallic
33:08
standard. There's been over 100 years, you
33:12
could almost say of, of, of a, of a legal and coordinated
33:18
effort to dissuade Americans away from owning gold and
33:21
silver. So my mom and dad never taught
33:23
me about gold and silver. They taught me that that this
33:26
was valuable, right? This paper money.
33:29
And I believed them, right? And I love my parents.
33:31
They're wonderful people, right? Because they were taught that
33:34
this is valuable paper, right? And, and, and so I think what
33:38
we're facing in this country is the exact opposite of what
33:42
Chinese and Indian families face, a multi generational
33:48
ignorance when it comes to the value of silver and gold.
33:52
I think there's very few people that understand.
33:54
Sorry I went on so long there, Benny.
33:56
Well. Again, as a child, as a kid, it
34:01
wasn't uncommon to have a silver dollar in your pocket.
34:03
I mean, it was grandpa. We gave it to you or something,
34:06
but we carried it around. We, you know, probably at some
34:08
point I bought candy. But when do you see these in
34:13
anybody's pocket? Right.
34:16
You don't but yet I am doing that.
34:18
I'm giving gold backs that I mount on a little frame.
34:21
I give my my grandchildren at their you got to give them
34:26
something they want to play with, you know, 'cause they're
34:28
of a young age, but yet this is what I give to mom and dad for
34:32
them to to stash away. I'm trying to do that to, to
34:38
'cause I believe in it and I believe in it that, that the,
34:42
the world, I can see what the world is doing with silver and
34:45
gold. Not trying to.
34:51
We will catch up at some point, but I don't think the the this
34:55
administration or the next will even figure it out.
35:00
You think things look pretty bleak.
35:02
Much debt and everything they got to figure out or reset.
35:04
That right, right, right. Are you so, so the, what the,
35:10
you know, the fundamental value of silver and gold, right?
35:14
This viewer who's joining us today, right now.
35:16
And thank you, by the way, for joining us.
35:18
Don't forget to give this a thumbs up and, and everybody say
35:21
thank you to Uncle Vinny for joining us today here on the
35:24
live stream. But but it are, are you, are you
35:29
afraid about like you have grandchildren, right?
35:32
I have children. Are you afraid about the value
35:35
of the dollar, the real value of the US dollar going forward,
35:40
right? Like when you look back at the
35:42
last 30 years and in the how the how the dollar has lost its
35:46
value, do you think it could even be more accelerated in the
35:51
next 10 to 2030 years? I, I, I don't think I have any
35:58
enough knowledge to know what will happen to predict that
36:02
future. The only thing I know is what
36:04
happened in history, and history says that it will end.
36:08
It will come to an end. The dominance of the dollar will
36:10
come to an end. Now the dollar itself won't go
36:13
away. It will be an A world currency
36:15
because they're just, we still hold that position and we may
36:19
not be the Petro dollar anymore, but we still hold that position
36:23
'cause there's so much of it held in other countries.
36:25
And I know when I travel in Europe and I give a tip for
36:29
somebody, I know I use euro, but I also give it either in
36:33
American dollars a a couple or I give it in gold backs.
36:36
And the gold back, they don't even know how to, they don't
36:38
even know how to hold it in their hand.
36:40
They don't know what to do with it.
36:41
They're just so amazed by it. You know, a kick out of it
36:47
'cause yeah, you know, you give them one gold back, it's worth
36:50
right today, just about $4.83 I think at the last I looked.
36:54
So that's part of the tip. It's a whole different culture
36:57
there. Tipping is not like it is here,
36:59
but they they love that, that gold and silver, Everybody loves
37:03
it. I mean, it just doesn't look at
37:05
look at the luster. I know you've done it.
37:07
You always hold up your coin and say, can you see how beautiful
37:10
it looks? And I don't know if it's coming
37:12
out, but it's a, it's a piece of art, you know?
37:15
Yeah, silver. Silver is absolutely beautiful
37:19
in my book. I actually like, I love gold, no
37:22
doubt about it. But my first love is silver.
37:24
I just, I think silver is especially an American Silver
37:28
Eagle are they're, they're just absolutely beautiful coins.
37:32
And, and think about this, Vinny, what does, what does this
37:34
make you think? Maybe there is hope because,
37:38
because you know, we talk about how Americans and Westerners, I
37:42
think the Germans understand the value of silver and gold 'cause
37:45
they went through a hyperinflation.
37:47
Their grandparents can tell them, you know, what, what,
37:50
what, what to expect. I know the Indians, right, like
37:53
the Indian families. I heard this say that in India,
37:56
grandparents tell their grandchildren to own their body
38:01
weight in silver. Own enough silver to represent
38:04
your body. And then and and then when it
38:05
comes to gold, own as much as you can, but at minimum own your
38:09
body weight in silver. And the Indian farmers are big.
38:12
I mean, the monsoon season in India can impact silver buying
38:16
and, or selling, right, 'cause if they have a bad harvest, then
38:19
they have to sell some of their silver to live on.
38:22
It's a, it's a. It's an interesting thing.
38:25
But think about. This Benny, because I have 12
38:28
year old daughters and they don't play as many of these but
38:30
they they play a lot of these little games on their phones and
38:32
their computers right Those games the reward or what they're
38:37
always collecting or what they're it's always a silver
38:40
coin or a gold coin right it's still.
38:44
It's it's, it's virtual, right? But still, they're being taught
38:48
they aren't. They aren't.
38:49
Collecting, you know, copper coins or they aren't, they
38:53
aren't collecting Bitcoin, although with the price that has
38:56
gone up, I maybe they wish they had, but none the less they're,
39:00
they're collecting gold coins. And like in their mind, I could
39:03
bring one of my 12 year old daughters down here right now
39:05
and say, what's the most valuable coin that you would
39:08
want to have? And, and they would say a gold
39:10
coin, right? Like they know.
39:11
So so there is there is some hope I think.
39:15
I, I sure hope so. I, I, I, I don't have any
39:21
misillusions that America's going away.
39:24
We're going to see some crazy times going forward, but it will
39:27
correct. Society will prevail and nations
39:31
will prevail. Our, our, we're a tough nation
39:33
to do anything with 'cause we got oceans on both sides of us.
39:37
So we, we have and we can self sustain ourselves with energy
39:42
and food and we don't really need anybody.
39:47
And we have neighbors that have silver both South and north of
39:52
us and gold. We've got some gold mines in
39:55
America. I think we can do very well.
39:58
We just need to. Unfortunately, it seems like
40:02
we're gonna have to have some kind of economic calamity for
40:05
people to refocus on what's really worth something, what the
40:09
value is of corn and rhubarb and and gold and silver.
40:15
You know, we got, we got the oil, no doubt about it.
40:20
So and we have probably some of the best universities for
40:23
technology. We still can lead the world in
40:27
that. We have a great export there we
40:30
just got some of the stuff is gonna have to check itself and
40:32
get back in. In alignment with progress, not
40:36
greed. Yeah, some.
40:38
Some austerity. Has it says supply all your
40:45
need, not greed. You know, people read that money
40:49
is the the root of all evil, but it says that the but it it
40:56
people misread it. They don't, they don't read it
40:58
where it says supply all your need.
41:01
It it's, it's, I think it's as plural.
41:05
It's not, it's singular, you know, so we're a capitalistic
41:13
nation. We're built on that power.
41:15
And some power is partially money.
41:17
Silver is gonna be the money. Gold is certainly the money.
41:21
And then of course, they're gonna go to the CBD, you know,
41:23
the, not the CBD, but the digital point.
41:26
So then I think this becomes even more of a player because
41:31
it's not crypto in some form or magnetic card.
41:36
Yeah, I, I, I want to interject. I agree with you.
41:39
Everybody's CBDC's are coming. OK, don't, don't shoot the
41:43
messenger. No question.
41:44
But it's, there's no question about it, 99% of the world
41:48
central banks are, are, are somewhere along the line of
41:51
developing CBDC's. They are coming.
41:54
The future is digital. OK.
41:57
But I agree with you, Vinny. I think it's exciting of what it
42:01
could do for the value of silver and gold because if you think
42:04
about it right now, if you know you can use cash and and that
42:09
can be, you know, kind of a private store of value, not a
42:13
good store of value, not what I recommend, right.
42:15
I would say keep a stack of of silver coins or gold coins, but
42:20
some people, because most people don't realize the value of
42:24
silver, gold will keep cash as a store of value or as a, as a
42:30
mode of, of of financial privacy.
42:34
When cash goes away, right, The only thing left for privacy.
42:39
Will be. Silver and gold and it and it
42:43
will retain its ability to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to retain
42:48
its value as well as a, as a my friend ball guy money says like
42:52
a, it's like a value battery, right?
42:55
I mean, silver coins, gold coins hold their value.
42:59
That it could actually be a great thing for the silver and
43:02
gold community. Everybody's, you know, and I'm
43:05
not in favor of it. And but I think we're going to
43:07
have to play in that realm, but I just really think that it
43:11
could result in a in a real surge in demand potentially for
43:15
silver and gold. Well, the again I I find myself
43:21
repeating Bible verses here, But when Joseph was second in
43:24
command in in Egypt, when his his family finally came and he
43:30
he loaded up their donkeys with the bags of grain.
43:34
In the bags of grain, he put silver.
43:39
Yeah, yeah. Or whatever whatever the weight
43:41
was there was always. So you know, it's not it's been
43:44
around since recorded time. It's not going away and we're
43:47
gonna see more of it. It's gonna have its play in our
43:50
in society going forward. America's a little bit slow to
43:53
the game right now, but OK. It wasn't our culture, but we
43:58
have a we have a different silver.
44:00
Some of it's a technology going forward.
44:04
But you and me, I have my story this I give it, it's a gifts to
44:10
my grandchildren and we got the gold and we're I also have some
44:17
dollars and I got some food. Right.
44:19
Yeah, sure, sure, sure. Well, you know, and when you
44:22
talk about history as well, I think that a lot of us it's,
44:26
it's, it's a documented concept. We.
44:29
Humans can, can suffer from what's called normalcy bias or
44:33
recency bias. And for me, I'm 54 years old.
44:37
I know you've got me by a couple years, but during our life,
44:41
well, but during our, during our lifetime, Vinny, the dollar's
44:45
always been valuable to 1° or another.
44:47
Sure, it's lost a lot of its value.
44:49
And I'm not saying the dollar, but but we're used to the banks
44:53
being safe, right? We're used to the dollar being
44:57
valuable. But you bring up a great point,
44:59
right? If you study history, you know,
45:01
we aren't the we aren't the first country that's been the
45:04
world superpower, the world hegemony, whatever, however you
45:08
want to say it. And history has taught us,
45:10
whether you look at the Dutch or the Spanish or the British or
45:13
the Romans or whoever, that that always comes to an end.
45:17
And, and it's interesting because a lot of times those
45:20
countries fell, fell victim or, or made the fatal mistake of, of
45:27
devaluing their currency, whether it was the Romans
45:29
clipping off parts of the coins or printing of money, right and,
45:34
and using Fiat money. And, and history has taught us
45:37
that, that the system always reverts back to real assets,
45:42
back to silver, back to things like gold and, and, and so
45:46
there's no, I mean, it's, it's hard.
45:48
I know. And I and look, I'm not saying I
45:50
don't want anything bad to happen to my country or my kids
45:53
or your grandkids are going to be growing up in.
45:55
But it does. Seem inevitable that there's
45:57
going to be some challenging times ahead for future
45:59
generations I. I don't see a path out of it.
46:05
They, they got to satisfy, they've got to, it's the, the
46:09
amount of debt we have and that has to be corrected, which is
46:15
going to be a, a, a difficult reset.
46:18
I probably won't, you know, I'll be 79 years old here shortly.
46:23
I don't know that I'm going to see the, the, the correction
46:26
that's going to take 10 to 15 years.
46:28
I don't have any early plans on spending time in my coffee can,
46:34
but chances are my grandchildren we'll see a prosperous time in
46:40
America again. It's the difference between
46:43
today and getting back to prosperous that's we recognize
46:48
will be somewhat uncomfortable for a lot of people, especially
46:50
if they haven't prepared, especially if they don't have
46:54
some way to do some barter. You and I both probably I, I'll
46:58
speak for myself. Pre in 1965 coins.
47:02
I got a shoe box full. You know, I see that as a great
47:06
barter tool. Yeah, if I need it, I hope I
47:11
never need. It yeah, yeah.
47:13
It's also interesting to to to consider, I think Rob Keats,
47:17
I've heard him say this and it's a section in his book regards to
47:21
this, that the United States was on a gold and silver backed
47:26
money system for like 180 years. OK, this is a recent phenomena,
47:31
but that 180 years represented advancement economically and
47:37
some would even say from a technology perspective that was
47:42
never matched in human history. So the idea that we could go
47:46
back to a a real money system backed by silver and gold could
47:51
actually. Be a really great.
47:52
Thing for our kids and grandkids.
47:54
Oh, it's been around forever. I don't think it's going to go
47:58
away. And yes, where the emphasis
48:00
becomes or just how much of a major player it becomes, it's a
48:05
control factor. They, they want to control you
48:07
with this, right? You know, they can't control us
48:10
with this. They don't want this.
48:12
So we may see a confiscation, we may see a hold on it.
48:15
We may see all kinds of things for the, the crazy people in
48:18
power. I, I think the power is a tough
48:23
one. We have to.
48:27
I carry a spare tire. Not because I'm looking forward
48:30
to the day I got to use it. You know, I've lived long enough
48:36
to know that. Thank God I've had it a few
48:38
times. So I'm thank God I got it.
48:41
I hope I never have to use it. You're a wise you're a wise man,
48:46
Vinny, you're a wise man. And I, you know, I agree with
48:48
you that that, that the powers that be don't like silver and
48:54
gold. And it's fascinating.
48:55
I won't go too far down this path, but.
48:58
This was this. Has been, This has been going on
49:00
since the late 1800s in this country.
49:03
The movie The Wizard of Oz is actually, it's based on a book,
49:08
right? The book came out, I don't know,
49:09
30 or 40 years before the movie. And the book is all based on the
49:14
struggle between the middle class, lower middle class
49:18
farmers in the United States and the wealthy bankers in the East
49:25
and Saint Louis, coincidentally, and how the, and the wealthy
49:29
bankers were very much beholden to the European bankers 'cause
49:33
this was the late 1800s when the European bankers still ruled the
49:37
world. And I mean, this has been going
49:39
on forever. And these guys, if you, if you
49:40
dig into what was going on during that period and what the
49:43
bankers were doing in some of the memos they wrote to each
49:47
other, they were pretty evil. You know, they, they were, they
49:50
were not in the least bit concerned about the average
49:53
American. You know, and, and I don't want
49:55
to be, I love this country and I think it is a, a country that
49:59
still offers a lot of opportunity for people who
50:03
really want to dig in and really learn and learn how the system
50:07
works. But I think for the average
50:09
person in this country, it's become kind of a debt trap in a
50:13
lot of ways. And people are, are, are in a
50:15
situation, a lot of people that are, you know, they've fallen
50:19
into what they make, they, they make it easy.
50:22
They make it a lot easier to fall into the debt trap in the
50:25
United States today than they do for, for people to, to, to be
50:30
able to work and get ahead. And I don't want to sound, I
50:33
mean, look, I, I love this country, but I don't, I don't
50:36
think that's what the founding fathers.
50:37
I think the founding fathers had a, an idea that to have a
50:41
country where, where, where there were laws in place and a
50:45
system in place that would eat more easily allow for people to
50:49
get ahead than to fall into a situation of debt.
50:54
But you know, just my opinion. Well, I get to see a lot of
50:59
people. You know, I'm an ambassador with
51:02
the local chamber. I, I have a coffee business with
51:05
clients. I have a screen distribution
51:08
business, marketing business that I own and operate.
51:11
And I get to meet a lot of people.
51:13
And many of them, many of the business people I, I've noticed
51:17
this dichotomy are now weren't born here.
51:23
They came here for the opportunity and as my parents
51:27
did and they, I grew up and had a very nice childhood.
51:33
We never lacked for anything. Middle class lifestyle.
51:37
I see these folks now that I, I sell coffee too, or I install
51:41
screens in their business and English is their second or third
51:45
language. It's not their first language.
51:48
You know, they come for the opportunity and they are working
51:51
the opportunity. I, I don't see a lot of young
51:53
Americans. I, I have a few, don't get me
51:56
wrong. It's kind of like when they say
51:58
Americans are bad. I said go to one of the military
52:00
academies. You'll see some of the some of
52:02
the brightest. I have a reason to say that
52:05
'cause I have children that went there.
52:07
What are you gonna do? They're smarter than me.
52:11
But do we I I the opportunity? America still holds that moniker
52:18
of being a land of opportunity. And you can come here and it is
52:20
happening that way. It's we, our leadership in
52:26
Washington's got to get their heads screwed back on, right?
52:29
Because you can't just live on all this debt.
52:31
This is not. Yes, it's going to be wonderful
52:34
for us. But.
52:36
We are a minority at this point. What about the rest of the
52:39
Americans? You know, they're, I'm not
52:44
totally fearful, but I really believe we got a couple of bad
52:48
years ahead of us where it's going to be a little bumpy Rd.
52:50
There's great depressions, if you will, that my parents lived
52:52
through. I think there's going to be some
52:54
of that for a lot of people here.
52:57
How do we overcome that? Don't give up the ship, you
53:01
know, keep going forward. Do what you know is right.
53:05
Pray daily and laugh a little bit too.
53:09
Enjoy. That's right.
53:12
And and you know, as you were speaking, I was thinking, I
53:15
heard the saying one time, there's no better teacher in
53:18
life than pain. And and maybe maybe we need a
53:23
little pain in this country to teach our leadership and maybe
53:28
teach a portion of the of the population as well that, you
53:31
know, everything's not just a free ride.
53:34
I mean, you talk about a lot of the immigrants that are working
53:36
the system, working very hard. Maybe, you know, maybe some
53:42
portion of the US population needs a little, a little pain.
53:46
You know, like, like they said, we really haven't had a real
53:48
recession in this country for a long time.
53:50
And like, recessions are good, right, 'cause it, it weeds out
53:54
the, the weaker businesses and forces companies to kind of
53:58
restructure and become more efficient.
54:01
And, and maybe that's what we need.
54:03
Maybe, you know, it's not such a bad thing after all.
54:07
I, I do know that through down times, the companies that can
54:10
stay, that can stay through it and keep a brand image are the
54:15
ones that come out truly on top. And I'm talking at, at, at
54:19
neighborhood levels. You know, they don't have, you
54:21
know, you got 10 auto mechanics after the end of this, you got
54:25
3. They're going to be the the
54:26
superstars. You know, yeah, yeah, yeah.
54:29
And maybe the other guys either either.
54:33
But as far as that the, the, the, the live through bad times
54:39
is not good for anybody. I've been in a number of war
54:41
zones because I was Vietnam, I was in Africa there in a war
54:46
zone, believe it or not. And during those times, people
54:52
suffer and die. I, I don't want to see that for
54:57
anybody. And we got a couple of those
54:58
things going on right now over in Europe.
55:01
You know, it's it's terrible. Some of the somebody's going to
55:04
come out stronger and and more resilient for that.
55:11
We still are living this. I don't know that everyday
55:15
Americans get it yet just how tough things are in some
55:19
respects. You know, with the debt, it's
55:22
going to you got to see if the wisdom tells me anything.
55:26
I one time as a young man over ramped a couple of credit cards
55:30
that I had. Took a long time to pay that
55:32
off. I don't ever do that again.
55:36
There's there's no better teacher in life than pain, right
55:39
Vinny? Ouch.
55:42
Thank you, Ron. Thank you for having me.
55:45
Thanks Vinny. It was great having you on.
55:47
OK, And we're going to look forward to seeing you again.
55:49
Everybody I know has enjoyed having you on here.
55:52
So thank you. OK, and and you have a great
55:56
day. I'm going to show one more time.
55:59
Hold on, Vinny, I'm going to show Vinny's web page for his
56:02
coffee company, right? He also has a screen business
56:06
down in Florida where you can advertise on video screens and
56:10
different videos. So here he is, Vinny from
56:13
Santino Supremo Coffee. And Vinny, we'll look forward to
56:18
seeing you soon. OK, buddy, hold on.
56:19
Let me say I could see you in person.
56:21
There you are. OK.
56:23
You're the best. I love what you're doing.
56:26
We love what you're doing. Keep it up you're doing and put
56:28
on a great program. We we learn a lot.
56:31
I've learned a lot. Yeah, well, we learned a lot
56:33
from you today. Thanks, Vinny.
56:35
You have a great day. OK, buddy.
56:37
Salute my friends. Bye.
56:38
Bye. All right, guys.
56:42
That's Vinny, huh? Our friend Vinny.
56:44
What a great guy. What a great source of wisdom,
56:47
man. He's, what'd he say?
56:49
Going to be turning 79 here. In a few weeks.
56:51
So thanks again to Vinny for joining us.
56:54
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