Welcome to Pearsal Podcast. I'm Mike. And this is Orlando and we're on episode 93.

Yeah, back in the studio, we had to give the underground bunker a little rest.

That's right. I totally forgot we were there for the last episode.

That's right. I do like that. there for the last episode. That's right.

I do like that. You know, it's kind of cool. Like, I think, I think the day that the economy crashes, that's where we should do our episode.

Hopefully we're still doing the podcast by then.

Yeah, that's right.

That sounded so. What a bad way to start the podcast. Just doom and gloom.

Yeah. I don't know that like again, I'm not a, I'm not a financial expert by any means, but I can say that based off of the current, the way things are going, like I'm not a bull is the term that things are just going to keep going up. But things are not shrinking as fast as they

thought it would shrink. There has been some shrinks, but yet there's still growth and job markets and

other things. So it looks like it might be like kind of a nice level dip and then maybe up again.

Right. So we might not be looking at like, oh, everything is bottoming out crash, you know, which, you know, is good in a lot

of ways. Might not be so good if we were hoping to be able to buy a house for pennies on the dollar.

But at the same time, it is going to be nice if we, you know, everybody gets to keep their jobs

and the economy dips but doesn't crash. Well, yeah, and on the reselling side, you know, it's there's pluses on both sides, right? Economy doesn't

crash. You can keep selling items you usually couldn't sell if the economy was down. Right, right?

Right. Whether it's the hype stuff or whether it's luxury stuff or it's like vintage gear that's just cool to wear, you know? But the other side is, you know, if you have a lot of inventory, that's things that people need, like economy going down, be nice, you know?

So.

I like that shirt.

Is that like a...

No, it's not NASA.

It's just a shirt.

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