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Sep 23, 2026

Polly PollackGUEST
36:47
Oh, yeah.
Christie JohnsonHOST
36:47
And I ignore almost all of them because almost all of them are, I can tell they're AI or the person who wrote it literally did absolutely no research on my aud- I got one today that was like, "I've been on Forbes 500 and whatever and turned multiple seven-figure businesses." And I'm like, "I don't care about that."
Polly PollackGUEST
37:06
[laughs]
Christie JohnsonHOST
37:07
"My people don't care about that." My people have, are neurodivergent.
Stephanie MillerHOST
63:11
Lower your taxes if you are.
Stephanie MillerHOST
63:14
A kajillionaire, Forbes, the uber wealthy got uber wealthier in 2025.
Stephanie MillerHOST
63:19
Forbes 500, 400, excuse me, is richer than ever, worth a combined $8 trillion, up from $6.6 trillion in 2025.
Stephanie MillerHOST
63:27
Overall, the 20 very richest people in America have gotten nearly a trillion dollar richer over the past year as a group.
Stephanie MillerHOST
63:33
They're now worth a record $4 trillion.
Benny GilletteHOST
62:58
day, make a career out of it and just sit there and watch it all day long.
Daz BeaGUEST
63:01
Yeah, interestingly though, Benny, no one has ever made the Forbes 500 richest list being traders.
Benny GilletteHOST
63:08
There you go.
Daz BeaGUEST
63:10
People who value invest, who understand value, look for good companies and good fundamentals, they make the richest.
Maurício MagaldiHOST
16:35
Any particular TradFi demand for the stuff you guys are doing? Because being highly regulated, being fiat-backed, being on Cardano, which is a very stable network for many years, Cardano being in the last...
Maurício MagaldiHOST
16:51
Maybe two years really going for, say, the Forbes 500 type company in terms of partnerships.
Maurício MagaldiHOST
16:58
I know at least three new headlines this year of interesting partnerships they did in Brazil, both public and private sector.
Maurício MagaldiHOST
17:06
What has been, if anything, conversations you're having, if you can talk about them, obviously, with more traditional finance people getting interested in how do I get to use USDM or shield USD for that matter?
Dave BolingGUEST
24:41
I haven't studied that.
Dave BolingGUEST
24:42
I don't know where they are on the Forbes 500. or whatever, they're successful people, sometimes those people are jerks.
Dave BolingGUEST
24:51
Sometimes they don't know how to run an organization.
Dave BolingGUEST
24:54
Sometimes daddy gave them the money.
Dave BolingGUEST
39:39
I haven't studied that.
Dave BolingGUEST
39:41
I don't know where they are on the Forbes 500. or whatever, they're successful people.
Dave BolingGUEST
39:48
Sometimes those people are jerks.
Dave BolingGUEST
39:50
Sometimes they don't know how to run an organization.
Jennifer WelchHOST
22:44
Walmart is so rich that there's, like, six, five or six heirs.
Jennifer WelchHOST
22:48
They're all in the top 25 of the Forbes 500.
Jennifer WelchHOST
22:52
And if you put them all together as one, all their wealth together as one, I mean, they're just, it's crazy.
Jennifer WelchHOST
22:57
But they pay people such shitty wages that then these Walmart workers have no choice but to go get on SNAP-

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