Hello fellow Rebel capitalists, hope you're well.

Wanted to go over a story from

C and B. C. They recently interviewed Jim Chainos,

one of my favorites. And I know Jim's kind of part of the

mainstream and all that stuff and obviously I don't agree with him on everything but I do really have a lot of respect for him and I like to listen to him whenever he's interviewed.

There's a few guys out there that are part of the mainstream

that I still really like to hear their thoughts.

Jim is one, Jeff Gunlock is another.

So let's go into this because right at the very end of this interview,

the gentleman from C.N.C.

asks him about the debt ceiling and Jim says well this could be one of those

Black Swan type events and you know I use that term loosely and but the true definition of a black swan is some sort of financial crisis that nobody sees coming like nobody

other than you know just maybe some people way out the fringe like

the surveys of sickness that obviously it was like the textbook Black Swan the

housing market.

You know, that was another good example,

but probably not as good as the Serbasis sickness.

But, but in, you know, and I myself try to think about,

okay, what could be the next Black Swan?

Maybe I can kind of see around the corner, so to speak,

and maybe try to not figure it out

because no one's ever gonna know for sure by definition,

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