You ever been to, what is that museum in LA off the four or five freeway? The Getty Center? You ever been to the Getty Center? I think I have been there 20 years ago. Yeah, me too. I've been there 20 years ago. And this guy, Jay Paul Getty, when he died, he created a museum that people can go to for free with the most amazing collection there. And I think the dividends or whatever he

makes off the money pays for it. So at least that is a cause, right? But unfortunately, if you had a

museum, it would be an empty museum because you don't collect things. No, I don't. So if we created a car

museum, there would be no cars in it. There'd be a Lexus van in there. They would say, this is

CZ's van from Lex Texas. Last question for you.

So you got all these things, and I'm curious to know how you're going to answer this.

You got all these things in the world that people want to know about.

You have money to be able to get answers to a question.

If you could use your resources to find out one thing that is not public to the world, what would it be?

Oh, that's a interesting one.

That's already known by other people.

Not known.

But people know, like governments know, societies know, but it's not to the public.

Could be assassinations, could be events that took place, could be, you know, societies know, but it's not to the public. Could be assassinations, could be events

that took place, could be, you know, you obviously said earlier, you're not interested in Noah Satoshi.

You could know anything, one fact, moon, anything. What would it be?

I think I will probably want to know how the golden stand, the, the, the, the, the, the, the

171, when we switch off the gold standard. Nixon? What was, yeah, Nixon. What happened kind of behind the things there? What was these discussions? Out of everything, that's what you would want to know. This is a pretty, I've only had like, like, five seconds to think about it. Yeah, but that's pretty massive. That's one of the things we talk about a lot. Why that? Well, it's very relevant to our industry.

I want to know what were the factors forcing sort of the decision to move away from the gold standard.

I actually kind of know the background, but I kind of want to know what were the real discussions.

The background is, you know, gold, no one has enough gold, right? So they want to move it off and the government can print fiat money. But I want to know, like, the sort of what the conversations were, etc. Just to get the back, like, I wish somebody wrote a book like my book.

Like authentic discussions that happened at the time. Yeah.

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