How Brady, Jenkins, You know, here, and today we're discussing how to avoid the next

crypto collapse, fill in whatever kind of hip investment you want, crypto.com bubble, housing crash crash whatever you want to put in there how to

avoid the next collapse gang i'm not here to say that crypto is good or bad um i'm simply here

to say why i choose not to invest in it he's here to say it's bad who is he kidding he keeps i'm not

saying it's bad it's a really rip cool thing. I just don't. I think

crypto sucks. Guys, it goes back to what Warren Buffett said. He said, unlike apartments that produce

rental income or farmland that produces food, the only way to get value from Bitcoin is to sell it to someone

else. Okay. This explains the difference

between a productive asset and something that depends on the next guy paying you more. Think about

this. This sounds a lot like the greater fool theory. You got to keep paying more to basically

prove the value in the asset. And we are not ones for irrational

exuberance. We believe investing in a quality vehicle for the long term. And we believe that's

right for our families. So, Gino, what are we doing to profit and avoid the next crypto.com bubble,

housing crash, etc.

Oh, it's amazing that you made that point. Before I list out the three, I need to say something,

Jake, right now to all the listeners about cash flow and about the greater fool theory.

If it don't cash flow at the grass grow? Yes. And what's happening right now, cash flow

seems like it's coming back. The irrational exuberance of the last

few years really quelled cash flow where people in New York City are buying a one bedroom for a million,

then a million two, then a million four. And what happens is as the market cycle lengthens,

all of a sudden there's a lot of greater fools out there. Be careful what that happens,

because what happens is your cash flow starts to decrease.

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