Every day, several times a day, my thought comes over me.

I owe more debts than I ever can pay back

more money than I'll never see.

I walk around the streets of Coney Island.

I look through the windows of every store. I peep through the hallways and the doorways and I think

of this debt I owe I peep through the hallways and the door is and I think of the step I owe.

I feel like a piece of crust wreckage, some smashed car in a salvage yard,

a vision of an old newspaper blown across an old Navy yard a curbsone chipped and beaten a piece of gun stuck

to a shoe

Empty pack of used matches

empty version of you

an empty pack of views match is an empty version of view. Welcome to diving into the wreckage.

Episode 6-3.

This is going to be a hard numerical system because we work following one episode.

We lay our episodes by topic and this topic is going to be like I don't know it may end up being 20

fucking episodes. 6.25 is coming down the pipe man. I mean this is what happens when you take on such a broad topic such as debt crises.

We got two in and I think the last one we took a little sidebar because we spoke about the kind of prehistory of this which

is to say the neoliberal turn and what debt crises had to do with that we've obviously talked

a lot about or you've critiqued a lot of the MMT sort of takes on this because you can't really

discuss this without talking about money and currency. We've talked a lot about the

geopolitics of this and today I think we're going to do a kind of newsy update

slash as always I think in every single one of these sub- episode parts we're going to try to look at some trends try to understand where things are

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