So, Mammond means money, in case you're wondering about that one, what I didn't ever thought I'd serve Mammond.

So speaking of money though, I don't know if you guys come across the National Debt lately, sorry I just said the four letter word, debt.

Look at that in a second.

The National Debt, they put this thing on the side of buildings in New York City.

It's up to 22.5 trillion dollars.

As I said, it's ridiculous. I actually, there's like an alternate website that says we've really totaled the real cost.

I think they estimated at $112 trillion.

But what's $100 trillion or so?

Can you imagine this? $222.5 trillion.

I think it's one of the times, I don't know if you ever think about the National Debt.

It's one of those things where you're just like, I'm glad I don't have to figure that out.

I think a lot of times we just kind of push it off to the side because it's just like that's so huge that we might even think like there is no way it's ever going to get paid.

In fact, sometimes we even just jump to the idea that if we just don't think about it, at some point China's going to be like, don't worry about it.

You can just keep your whatever you owe us.

Because it's so far away from us.

It's not part of our daily lives.

If you want to, you can just not think about it.

And it probably won't affect us anytime soon.

But did you know that the average college student loan debt, like there I said it, sorry, just crossed the line, $38,000.

Like the average student loan debt in America is $38,000.

The lower my personal money comes to that.

This morning we had a bunch of families as well, which is just as bad because people can be like, oh, you're out of college, you have no debt.

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