There's a better way to do this.

Let me show you a better way.

A better way. Well, hi folks, welcome to episode 3,528 of the survival podcast. Today's episode

it is called The Dollar is Dying. I actually wanted to call this

episode The Dollar is Dead and if you've listened to me talk on this subject before or talk about economic collapse that's ongoing, not coming, you would know what I meant when I said it that way. I also figured that there's people that

you know don't tune in every episode or maybe this would be their first episode

on the subject or maybe this would be their first episode ever and those people might view that title is

click me because obviously the dollar is not dead because right now if I asked you for

dollars you would not want to give them to me unless I gave you something back

that you saw it being equal value to the number of dollars.

So it's not dead, but you know a thing can be dead but not dead yet? You ever go hunting? You ever go hunting?

Put a perfect shot through the lungs of a deer and either it drops right away or runs just a little bit, falls over, and you walk up to it, and it's not quite

expired yet, but it's dying, and in a couple seconds, there's no second shot or anything,

it expires. It was already dead. It just wasn't dead yet. You see what I mean? Like there was no going back.

Once that shot went through and destroyed the lungs, even if that animal's autonomic system or whatever was still kicking for a while

The death had already been delivered. There's just a time between that blow and the final breath.

And that's gonna be a relatively short time

with an injury that that's severe with a true life form,

like a deer or like a person though I will tell you that

James Brady who was shot in the head alongside Ronald Reagan in 1981, died like 25 years, 30 years after the fact, and the coroner ruled

the cause of death that shooting from all those decades prior because the damage had been done and if he had not been shot he would have lived much longer.

So I guess even that and that might be a good analogy for the dollar.

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