How am I sounding? How's my, uh, how's my timber? I was a little raspy last week.

Am I becoming flemier as a person? Or am I okay? I think you're okay. I also think it's pronounced

timbre, all right? Tamber? No. Timber? That's how the vocalist say? I got to Google. Hold on.

This is another one of these things I've gotten wrong my whole life? It's with an I, but it's got an E, T-I-M-B-R-E. It's French. Oh, my God. It's spelled T-I-M-B-R-E, but it sounds like T-A-M-B-R. I know. I was politely corrected last week.

Oh, my God.

We're 30 seconds in and I've already face planted.

Now it's not just my voice.

That's a problem.

It's my vocabulary, too.

All right, I'm going to brush myself off and move on, listening in and, you know, helping

along the way where it's sorely needed. Our audio producer Alexis Moore.

Hey, Jack. I want to talk about, with what timbre I have, I want to talk about gold and

Bitcoin. I want to talk about crypto treasury companies.

And we're going to answer a couple of listener questions. I think the subject is dividends.

That's coming up. There's a company that caught my eye this past week because its shares went up

3,000 percent in a day. You might have heard about this. The name of the company

is eight co-holdings, and it's a tiny little thing, and I guess I could call it a former

cardboard box company, although maybe that's a little dismissive. In fairness, the company was

involved in corrugated packaging, but it got out of that business back in April.

It was going to focus on its other business, which I've tried to get my head around.

It seems to be reselling inventory from other e-commerce resellers.

I guess you could call that e-re reselling.

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