You guys remember the national debt.

It was this thing that people used to talk about in my country and people used to be all

worried about it.

And they were like, oh, we owe like trillions of dollars.

And that's really dangerous and bad.

And it puts our future in jeopardy and the safety of the world in flux.

We really shouldn't know that much money.

Oh, you simple people.

Nobody's worried about the national debt anymore, but they should be.

What the heck? Why are people not more worried about the national? We owe 40 trillion bucks.

Have you looked at it lately? We all like 40 trillion bucks. The last time I checked the Fed balance sheet,

we had 19 trillion bucks in circulation,

total. We don't even, there's not enough money to pay off our debt that is like, you know,

money that's out there. I think this should be the kind of thing we should be freaking out about

a lot more and working on solutions for, then, you know, it doesn't really matter what

party you vote for. The debt always goes up, right? That's just the way it is. And so I've been

kind of intrigued to see the wacky out there ideas that people float on the internet for how to

solve the national debt crisis. And, you know, some people are like, oh, we should spend less money as a government.

Okay, well, that one doesn't ever seem to really get much traction. So we're not going to do,

like fiscal responsibility, I don't think we're going to do that. I don't think any of the

parties are really interested in that. So we can get rid of that proposed solution. Another proposed

solution is just to default

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