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Zach Carter

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Degas

“That’s why they were liquidating it. I like Cezanne and Degas as much as the next guy.”

Conversations with Tyler · 2 Dec 2020

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Cezanne

“That’s why they were liquidating it. I like Cezanne and Degas as much as the next guy.”

Conversations with Tyler · 2 Dec 2020

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Taiwan

“Underrated. I love Taiwan. Soup dumplings. It’s a beautiful place — big mountains, beautiful ocean.”

Conversations with Tyler · 2 Dec 2020

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06 / belief

We only really had it for about nine years, once all of the rules had been implemented and everything. It’s not like it was this gigantic success for so long, but I agree with Paul Volcker, that was a mistake to blow up.

“We only really had it for about nine years, once all of the rules had been implemented and everything. It’s not like it was this gigantic success for so long, but I agree with Paul Volcker, that was a mistake to blow up.”
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Zach Carter
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Conversations with Tyler

07 / belief

Oh, swipe fees. I think, ultimately, consumers probably pay something. The significance of that article — this is from 2011, the swipe fee fight — the significance of that fight is that it didn’t really matter that much at all.

“Oh, swipe fees. I think, ultimately, consumers probably pay something. The significance of that article — this is from 2011, the swipe fee fight — the significance of that fight is that it didn’t really matter that much at all.”
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Zach Carter
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Conversations with Tyler

08 / belief

During the 1920s — I think later on, Keynes is pretty clear about this — the United States is lending money, not only to Germany but to Europe, and so long as that game keeps going, the cycle of funds is sustainable.

“During the 1920s — I think later on, Keynes is pretty clear about this — the United States is lending money, not only to Germany but to Europe, and so long as that game keeps going, the cycle of funds is sustainable.”
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Zach Carter
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Conversations with Tyler
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