change gears for a 2nd you know those of the past that's the wild west days and now we've got michael saylor mike a strategy of putting 425000000 a big white on the balance sheet this is the clearly the future direction you've got at the publicly listed company as a lawyer and here in the legal space air my question is does this mean that every c.e.o. and c f o and all these companies around the country that have huge staff cast on their balance sheet are they almost obligated with the fiduciary responsibility to have a conversation like look this guy's going into because we have to look at this now because our shareholders are going to want to look at it and he's making a case for big versus cas versus gold and so does this become a an item in the boardroom now going forward it's a stretch to say it's a breach of anyone's fiduciary obligations to not consider buying. you know i don't know onion futures or are investing in the order or bitcoin i just i don't think that's the case what i would say is that. we want to take away from these prosecutions not that there's a problem with because right a

saying and michael saylor micro strategy boosting moment in history well indeed and let's try to imagine what he's actually saying here with this bullishness on humanity is as you mentioned mike he became a very wealthy guy from the 1987 stock market crash where he predicted this was going to happen he sold all he sold out and then i guess shorted as well so he could see what was coming at the same time today he's appeared reappeared back on the market being very vocal seeing again what can't sustain itself and you can do one of 2 things and 1987 was the beginning of the plunge protection team and the mass intervention by the likes of the federal reserve bank and the u.s. treasury to make sure the billionaire class do not ever suffer a loss. and that ultimately is very bearish on humanity because you think that you know this class of people investors the capitalism our innovation and you know surviving and innovating through collapse you know the creative destruction that these things don't exist what you saying is like here is a class of people in the big quaint space who just reimagined something positive a-k. you even look at the money print to go back to you look at the f