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I just read one of the most incredible pieces of news ever. Mental breakdown stuff.

This guy, and I think there's a lot more of him where he came from. A lot of folks have got this problem.

He's some guy who created or mined a lot of Bitcoin, like a decade ago,

seven or eight thousand bitcoins. And he went ahead and he locked it away in some secure

password, who knows what, can't break it algorithm, and he forgot his password.

He's got 10 attempts to get back in.

He's used eight of them.

He's got two left, two guesses left to get $200 million.

And if he guesses wrong, no one will ever get it. And he won't either because the security system he chose to use permanently encrypts, rights over, or just destroys his Bitcoin

information forever once you get 10 guesses wrong. Wow, let that one sink in. If this poor

dude doesn't get in, he's going to be taking so much Prozac, drinking so much booze.

Now, let's hope he doesn't have those kinds of problems. Doesn't sound like he's going to get in. But boy,

that's an awful story, right? That one just sucks. I can't say I can imagine being in his shoes,

but if I have to, wow, that's just one of the craziest ones. That's like movie script stuff,

right? So you probably know where I'm going to go

today, a little crypto, a little crypto, big picture, philosophical conversation, which honestly

has very little to do with crypto. But let me start with the big call. This must have been

2013, I think, or 2014. Brad Rotter came on this show,

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