Capital in the Twenty-First Century

... during the sort of like wake of, um, the financial crisis and the sort of Occupy Wall Street movement.

Um, I, I remember reading Capital in the Twenty-First Century.

The, the one that came after that, a little bit longer, and, uh, don't think I ended up making through-

[chuckles]

Um, and by the way, on that point about people not finishing the book, I feel like Amazon Kindle really hurt him there-

[laughs]

... 'cause you could see just how much people had read Capital in the Twenty-First Century or not.

For the record, I did read it, uh, a couple times.

So it all starts with Thomas Piketty writing that surprise bestseller on inequality.

The book Capital in the Twenty-First Century.

Yeah.

Mm-hmm.

it, it, it's better than putting it in the bank.

Reminds me of Piketty's Capital in the Twenty-First Century.

It's, it's, it's that-

Yeah