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I'll also add that if you're taking $200,000 in debt to find your passion, that might be a practical kind of by the way, debt that you can't even declare bankruptcy against, which completely I mean, I can't even I'm suffocated by the game, the AK racket that is student loans.
I'll also add that if you're taking $200,000 in debt
You can't do what you're looking to do with 20 trillion in debt.
When we have $20 trillion in debt and our country's a mess, you know, it's one thing to have $20 trillion in debt and our roads are good and our bridges are good and everything's in great shape, our airports our airports are like from a third-world country.
This can have a ripple effect, especially when entire generations are starting their adulthoods with thousands of dollars in debt.
with thousands of dollars in debt.
Those farmers are already underwater in debt.
Those farmers are already underwater in debt.
Because when you're investing in bonds, you're investing in debt and debt always has a fixed rate of return.
Because when you're investing in bonds, you're investing in debt,
If you have ever been in debt, you know how to solve the problem.
Is it easier for you to pay that 100 thousand dollars in debt assuming that there is no any kind of interest?
The U.S. government is over $36 trillion in debt.
The U.S. government is over $36 trillion in debt.
It's a much better deal than the one Mr. Trump proposed earlier, which would have put Ukraine in debt for the weapons the U.S. already provided.
Trump proposed earlier, which would have put Ukraine in debt for the weapons the US already provided.
So what happened is that we woke up one day literally with $4 million in debt.
Okay, so what happened is that we woke up one day literally with four million dollars in debt.
If you make minimum payments at the average interest rate of 20.7 percent, you're going to be in debt for 18 years and you're going to pay more than $9,000 in interest.
That $6, 200, if you make minimum payments at the average interest rate of 20.7%, you're going to be in debt for 18 years,