What's up, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls around the world. Welcome back to Real Talk with Zubi. Today I am in the wonderful capital of El Salvador, San Salvador, and I am here with a wonderful guest. He is an entrepreneur. He's an investor. He's the author of the book, The Price of Tomorrow. And this is Jeff Booth. Welcome to the show. Thanks, it would be great to see you.

My first time on your show. Awesome. Happy to have you here. I've been wanting to have you on for

quite a while. For my listeners who aren't familiar with who you are, Jeff, please introduce

yourself. You just did. I would say I started out as an entrepreneur, always curious,

made some lots of mistakes, learned a lot all the way through, came into a tech entrepreneur. We saw the technology, where technology was going, the productivity of technology, and that should be deflationary.

All of my friends who are building tech companies, some of the giant tech companies today,

everything we were doing was driving efficiency, essentially we're moving labor to provide more efficiency.

And when you did that, your business grew because you were giving more value.

And I couldn't connect to the dots to why, if everyone I knew, everything was building

on top of technology, why weren't prices falling?

So that's what, that kind of 10-year journey of asking that question.

And then coming to the conclusion, oh, my God, we're living in a system measuring

this and that system can't allow productivity to flow generally to us. Inspired me to write

the price tomorrow. I wrote that not because I wanted to. I wrote that because I worried

about the world my kids would grow up in if that were allowed to continue.

And that also, even though I was a bitcoiner before that book, and I'd say Bitcoiner, I had some knowledge of Bitcoin and I was, I held a little bit.

But I didn't, it wasn't until investigating what could solve the other problem that I really

started going down the rabbit hole of Bitcoin.

So it was through the process of writing the book that I was getting deeper and deeper

on Bitcoin.

And then afterwards, by trying to essentially counter disprove what I was saying on Bitcoin, spending probably

15,000 hours trying to attack, see where the weaknesses in Bitcoin, I realized I was the weakness.

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