Before we get going, here's the bit where I remind you that nothing we discussed during the end game should be considered as investment advice.

This conversation is for informational and hopefully entertainment purposes only.

So, while we hope you find it both informative and entertaining,

please do your own research or speak to a financial advisor before putting a dime of your

money into these crazy markets. And now on with the show. Well, welcome everybody, to another edition of the Endgame. We have another very special guest joining us shortly, but before that. It falls on me to introduce my partner in crime here, the great Bill Flackenstein. Hi, mate, how are you? this wonderful day after Thanksgiving?

Day after Thanksgiving, yes, coma day.

As it's a delivery for, I believe.

Food comma.

Yeah, exactly.

So, Bill, you know, we have our mutual friend Fred Hickey joining us in a moment.

And, you know, I think no matter which way we go with this end game discussion,

it feels to me that somehow some way gold has a role in the

end game whatever it may be whether it's a temporary stabilizing measure

whether it's as a return to a currency whatever whatever it may be, it's going to play a role in the transition from the now to the then, I think.

Because one of the unwritten premises that created the discussion of what will the end game be is because it is the consequence of the

abject lunacy or recklessness that has gone on for at least 20 years by these activist

Central Banks and if the thing the medium that they created sorry the

medium that they debased by all their money printing,

it would almost seem like something that's a monetary asset

that cannot be treated that way,

ought to have some role or ought to be some beneficiary

in the transition process.

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