Nobody will teach you how money actually works.
Not school. Not college. Not our parents.
I learned that the hard way.
In 2008, my dad signed a fixed mortgage—7 months before Lehman collapsed.
He lost almost everything. His pension was gutted.
And there were nights it felt like he didn’t want to keep going.
So I started asking a question:
Why did this really happen?
Was it just a handful of greedy, speculative bankers?
Or does it go deeper than that?
Thousands of pages later of Austrian economics, Bitcoin books, and finance lectures, I found the truth:
Our entire monetary system is built on theft.
It’s weaponized. Engineered to extract. Designed to enslave.
Student debt, inflation, and asset bubbles are NOT accidents.
They are based on a model for money designed to keep 99% of people obedient, dependent, and ashamed for not getting ahead.
So, I'm starting a show to expose it all.
It’s called The Exit Manual🚪.
Part comedy. Part economic exorcism.
It’s satirical, fast-paced, and built for a generation done outsourcing their future to politicians, banks, and TikTok finance gurus.
Because if we don’t figure out how money works,
we’ll spend our lives working for money that doesn’t.
Follow to be the first to see it.
Preview below 👇
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Probably Would be a good idea to take it our on the bilkers not your family!
Bravo sir! You consistently crank amazing vids.
bilkers?
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A quick and simple read on the topic would be "What has government done to our money?" by Murray N. Rothbard. If you want to go chin-deep, try "Human Action" by Ludwig von Mises.
Whatever you believe, you’re right!
The word "bilk" refers to a form of fraudulent or dishonest practice, typically involving deceit or trickery. It can also mean a small amount of money or goods obtained through such means. In a broader sense, "bilking" can describe any act of swindling or exploiting someone's trust for personal gain.
In legal and financial contexts, "bilk" might specifically refer to the act of engaging in fraudulent transactions, such as overcharging for services, misrepresenting facts, or using false pretenses to obtain money or property.
It's honestly crazy how many people from the older generation still don’t grasp how money works. As I started learning about it myself, I quickly realized I was one of the few who actually understood. It was a bit shocking to see how clueless the older generation seemed, and it often felt like I was surrounded by people who were completely out of touch with how the financial system operates. It was frustrating at times.
But since Bitcoin emerged, I've noticed more people starting to get it. The future does look promising, especially with more people waking up to the realities of money and finance. Still, the majority of people will likely continue working their traditional jobs, stuck in the same cycle, until they lose everything and are forced to adopt Bitcoin. Sadly, they won’t really grasp the true nature of money, even by the time they pass. The only hope they might have is that their children, who are more informed, will be able to help guide them through this shift.