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if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage. Hey guys, it's the way I heard it. This is episode

number 238 and before I tell you what it's called, I have a spoiler alert. That's the correct term

right Chuck? A spoiler alert. That is exactly what this is that you're about to do. Right because

I just had one of the better conversations of my professional career with a brilliant

historian. I can't wait to share it with you, but it occurs to me that it will be a much more

enlightening conversation if you first listen to an earlier episode in the library of the way I

heard it called at the Crossroads. It's episode number 124. It's not mandatory, but if you haven't

listened to episode 124, I'm going to be discussing that with my guest at some length and I think it

might enrich the listening experience. Thus concludes the spoiler alert. Everything that happens

next is going to spoil the surprise if you have not yet experienced episode number 124 at the Cross

roads, which brings us back to episode number 238, which we're calling he is nodded on our undertakings.

Chuck, explain. He has nodded on our undertakings. That is correct Mike. If you look at the dollar

bill, the back of the dollar bill, you'll see the pyramid with the giant eyeball at the top and then

at the top of it, it says anew it. Oh gosh, I don't know. Coop, this is a new it coped us.

A new it coped us. It's Latin and it's just a small sampling of a lot of Latin that found its way

onto our money over the years. And this turn of phrase was translated for us by my guest today

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