Hello fellow rebel capitals hope you're well so I want to go over a part of the economy that I am

extremely bullish on and quite frankly I can't believe

CNBC isn't talking about this. I mean after all all aren't they the

channel for business? Like when I want to find out what's happening with the economy when I want to find out what's happening with major industries in the United States we go to see NBC right but for some reason I haven't seen them talking about this at all.

And it could be a huge investment opportunity.

That is right.

So the part of the economy that I'm referring to that is absolutely on fire.

There is no doubting this whatsoever is now shoplifting.

That's right. In New York City, and we're going to go over some video

clips here in a moment, but in New York City I just read an article that says, and

this is just in New York City this is not across the

United States although it's a problem across the United States that's for

sure but in New York City this has become a 4.4 billion dollar industry. 4.4 billion in just

New York City. I mean these numbers are staggering and quite frankly I'm extremely

bullish on the industry overall. As sad as that sounds.

In fact, why don't these gangs just create some sort of publicly traded entity?

I mean, and just turn it into a meme stock, for heaven's sakes.

I mean, if they can take game stop up to 400 if they can take

truth social up to 60 or 70 dollars a share why can't they take what would the tickers be like like STEL? Why can't they take ticker symbol

steel up to who knows a thousand dollars a share?

I mean, the sky is the limit because again, if you want to talk about AI being a growth industry, no chance.

AI, no, no, no, no, no, that's yesterday's news.

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