So when you talk about the bad economy, like literally during the bad times or coming out of the bad times when everyone's wounded.

A little bit of both.

Got it.

A little bit of both.

Because like that's where I think we are now.

Yeah.

We're like coming out of this time.

So for example, for both your, what you just said, the gold business that I had, it was the absolute worst economy. I mean,

everything was like horrible. It was 2007, eight, nine, 10, 11, 12, 13, right? It was the worst.

I was making more money during that time than anybody because I had so much money. I was able to,

you know, buy people's whatever for nothing. For nothing and they were happy selling it and I was able

to sell it right away and make all that money right away if it was a great economy I still could have

made money but nowhere near people wouldn't have sold as much so that's a way during a bad economy

where someone that has money could buy something from someone and sell it to someone else and make a lot

of money but the way you make a lot of money. But the way you make

a lot of money long term in a bad economy is, let's just say you're not good at buying and selling

stuff, but you have a lot of extra money. Well, what happens in a bad economy? Real estate drops.

Things drop. So you could now take your money and buy a whole lot of stuff for really cheap,

you know, 10, 20 cents on the dollar. And then you might not be able

to sell it right now because it's a bad economy. But five, eight years from now, you might

get 10 times what it's worth. And that's how you can make a lot of money. So you could make money

both ways, like right? Right. One is bad or buying it and just waiting a little time and then

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