i. e. gresham, law. i'm going to show you what gretchen's law is in economics. gresham law is a monetary principle, stating that bad money drives out good. for example, if there are 2 forms of commodity money in circulation, which are accepted by laws having similar face value, the more valuable commodity will gradually disappear from circulation. in this case, the good money, big coin, the bad money, the canadian dollar, are you going to spend your bad money that you want is, as we know, inflation is running it over 6 percent. you want to get rid of that? or do you want to get that your deflationary currency that up in value, not the one declining a value? well, you try to get rid of the one declining value, right? so that's why it's not used as a currency, right? that's why it's a store value. and your currency that you're printing is the one people are choosing to spend. yeah, yeah. there's that. plus people are using big coin in transactions, billions and billions of dollars with every day. so they,