 Just a little note, governments centralize power is going to try to acquire more power in the coming, more than they have right now, right, in the coming weeks, months, two years, right. They're increasing the cost of life, living, right, because they need to continue to choke society, to choke humanity, to keep their power, right. They've created a bubble economy and they don't know how to get out of it, right. Some people say this was planned, to a certain degree it was planned what they were doing, but they didn't think it was going to work out the way it is, which is complete collapse of many things and people getting extremely pissed at them, okay. So, bunk or down a little bit, be prepared for what is to come, okay. There might be certain amount of turmoil and the rule that we set in place a few months, a few, not few months ago, a few years ago, when we first started live streaming and when we started making personal finance economics videos, we mentioned this a few years ago, don't get into major debt, okay, if you can help it. If you need to get into major debt, make sure that any debt that you're going to get into or you might get into can be written off if you declare bankruptcy, okay. And if the government is going to pass laws like they did in the United States with the 2005 bankruptcy bill, where they prevented people from declaring bankruptcy if they had certain types of debt, right, because they were preparing for what was coming in 2008, right, 2007, 2008. They looked at the numbers, they knew that the bubble was going to burst, it was going to be a major financial downturn. So, they passed the laws to protect their donor class, right, Wall Street. So, to lock people into their debt indefinitely. So, if you see the government passing laws, changing the board game, changing the rules, right, where if you're in debt, that debt can't be written off if you declare bankruptcy, make sure you do what you need to do to get out of that debt before that law kicks in, okay. Well, that's, you know, keep in mind, this is not financial advice, but that's what we saw in 2005 to 2007. You saw bankruptcies kick up because people figured out, oh shit, right. It's going to be a shit storm coming. So, they wrote off those debts. They go, oh, bankrupt on bankrupt, get lost, get lost. Or, when you start the paperwork on a bankruptcy, then you're, the people you owe money to, they'll contact you and say, okay, you know, write it off 50 cents on a dollar, 20 cents on the dollar, right. So, you can negotiate a certain amount of debt that you have. Let's say you owe $100,000, you could probably knock that down, pay them off 30 grand and have that, that written off without having to go through bankruptcy, right, declaring it, right. So, there's multiple ways around what is about to come, okay.