When we meet House Tyrell, something that stands out right away is their abundance, their

fancy, and there's a lot of them.

Laura's Tyrell, the Knight of Flowers, canters onto the screen, decked out an armor and

finery with his horse to match, all together that quite likely cost more than Ned Stark's

entire wardrobe, and he's a third son.

When King's Landing, the largest city in Westros was starving, they brought food, enough

for everyone.

I can't really fathom how much it costs to take up all the food burden for an entire

city.

A city.

$7.

$7.

That's less than I thought.

All right, well, I can, I'm going to start funding cities, and they didn't have this because

they saved up.

They didn't have to like max out their credit cards, you know, let's not forget how much

it cost to put armies in the field either, which the Tyrells were doing simultaneously while

feeding all that food to King's Landing.

They've done a lot of that throughout a song of Ice and Fire and other times, and of

course before them, it wasn't the Tyrells.

And in between those times where war has been a foot, they simply stack up that wealth

for the day when it does arrive, so they're always very well prepared for that in terms

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