First problem I have here is 33,220 minus 399.

But either way I think you get the point.

There's about a quarter of a million fruit machines in this country.

The only thing that makes this harder than just normal subtraction is that you have to know how to do the borrowing.

Is something wrong? Where can I get a launch to take me out there?

Could I borrow your car?

Right?

But it might be to explicitly control the yield curve further out, so that the borrowing cost for longer debt goes down, so that the yield curve looks something like that.

We got some smart people in this room.

Why would they do this? 'Cos they were going to lose 31 a year?

We could hire a bunch of people.

Can I borrow this?

And for me, as a service provider,

You own a lease?

You know where to hire limousines? Yeah.

Well, the 900 gold pieces, that then goes to the workers.

So essentially, I borrowed 80,000 from the bank.

And of course our banks did as well, as did our federal government.

So the answer is 25,055.

So just to simplify.

So this is someone who owns a Treasury bill right over here, wearing a hat, maybe with a little bit of hair and a moustache.

Can I rent rackets?

Can we rent a car?

Anyway, I think you get the idea.

It's the Hall of Records.

Hey, get me a light, will ya?

Can I borrow this?

Nope. Bill collectors.

I'll take it.

Can I borrow this?

May I have it?

Borrowed.

Some people say, I mean, borrowing a 1 from the 10's place is really like borrowing a 10.

To be honest Cyril the only words I was able to make out from that whole speech were chapstick and timeshare.

And all of this, and this is kind of my claim and it can be borne out if you look at other charts in terms of the amount of credit we took on is because we took on credit.

Costs

Cost

Cost

This is now at 3 .

The federal government, when it borrows from you, say, 100

So let's just call this Joocho. (Laughter)

Seriously, and it worked.

Now, let's drive over to that barn.

You saved me, take it!

Now I've paid you back.