Hey Aaron you can go ahead and kick things off buddy I made you a speaker. Oh hello

George what's on your mind? I just wanted to start up by saying that I'm a huge fan of

years. I'm quite young. You should set you should set your standards hire my friend.

I'm actually quite young. I'm still in high school I'm 16 actually I have 15 or 60 in March and

great for you all the stuff that's going around with

crypto currencies CBDCs what is What is what is exactly I just really want to know what is it how does it directly impact

crypto because although I don't own any crypto myself I want to look forward into that not to invest but more to use it as a like as a currency and I don't want to say this like I'm a kernel but more to like avoid the IRS because I heard that crypto well I know

that crypto is more private or am I crazy okay well private where my crazy? Okay.

Well, I can't speak to the IRS and all that.

I mean, that's for accountants and whatnot.

Obviously, I would never encourage anyone to do anything that was even slightly illegal.

But what I will do is focus on the part of your question when you're talking about how this

will impact cryptocurrency or how it may impact just everyday light.

And what I would encourage you to do, Aaron, is start the process by understanding what money is.

Now this sounds like an easy question or an easy topic.

correct, it's actually incredibly complex and now when I'm saying,

when I'm referring to money, I'm not talking about my good buddy Mike

Bologna's definition, you know, which I would say the proper definition of money.

I'm just using that term loosely to describe dollar bills or dollars, not just dollar bills,

dollars real more specifically.

So, you know, because this is what the average Joe and Jane view as money, just dollars.

So what is that, right?

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