September 20, 2025 • 23 mins
Trump's 'One Big Beautiful Bill' just passed, and I'm using it to build $5 million while most people don't even know it exists. The OBBB has seven wealth-building provisions that could immediately put money back in your pocket. But here's the kicker—when you layer this with strategic investments in business, real estate, and Bitcoin the way I'm about to show you, we're talking about potential generational wealth that could hit $5 million or more.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill. It just passed, and I'm
using it to build five million while most people don't
even know it exists. Now, the o BBB has seven
wealth building provisions that could immediately put three hundred and
twenty seven, seven hundred and fifty dollars back in your pocket.
But here's the kicker. When you layer this with strategic
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investments in business, real estate, and bitcoin the way I'm
about to show you right now, we're talking about potential
generational wealth that could hit five million or more. Now,
I've been building and selling tech companies for decades. I'm
a partner at the leading bitcoin venture fund. I'm an
officer of a public trade and bitcoin company, and these
are the exact same strategies that we use internally. And
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I'm going to give you my complete blueprint. But what
I reveal at the end about the real Trump endgame
is going to blow your mind. So let's go. All right,
we're jumping right in and we are talking about Trump's
obbb the One Big Beautiful Bill. It's a beautiful bill.
It's such a beautiful bill for the beautiful place. All right,
let's break this down. Trump's sorry for the impersonation. All right,
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the OBBB. I mean this is big. This is as
big as what I'm saying the New Deal, which was
of course what FDR put in place decades and decades ago. Now,
maybe not as big. I mean, that was really a
fundamental shift of the entire government, really moving America into
more of a socialist type system. But it's a big deal.
And really why this is such a big deal as
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it's changing what I'm calling the polarity of the entire country,
of the economy, of the difference of the rich in
the ports, change in the polarity of how wealth is made.
It's moving from a tax and spend type of a
program to a build and grow type of a program.
And so what this is really doing is going to
be igniting or attempting to ignite growth so fast that
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maybe we can grow right out of this debt. All right,
we'll talk more about that, But this is really switching
things around. And the key thing is, regardless of what
the mainstream media is trying to tell you, this is
not it's not just for the rich, Okay, this is
for every American. This is benefiting blue collar Americans. This
is benefiting people working in minimum wage. This is benefiting
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seniors on Social Security, this is benefiting all Americans in
this And the thing that I really want you to
grasp is to approach us with an open mind, because
there is real steaks at play right here. I'm gonna
break down this entire blueprint for you. I'm gonna give
you the total, I'm gonna give you the amounts. I'm
gonna give you the action plan. I'm gonna show you
at the end how this all stacks up. There's real steaks. Unfortunately,
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most are going to sleep on this. Some people aren't
going to watch this whole video. They're not even gonna
understand what's at steak right here. But I'm gonna break
it all down for you in the most concise way
I possibly can. Okay, now, before I jump into the
seven steps, i'm gonna show you, I'm gonna calculate for
you what you can do. Let's just talk real quickly
about the bigger context. Okay, the debt and the deficits.
All right, The debt is enormous. It's past thirty seven
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trillion dollars right now. The deficit is about two trillion
dollars a year. We're spending more than we're bringing in
as the United States government. And these things are good
and bad, all right. It depends on if you see
the glass half full or half empty. All right. Some
people are saying that this could push the debt to
over fifty one trillion dollars from thirty seven to fifty
one should that's massive, all right, But there's the growth thesis, right.
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So the growth thesis is that we could potentially unleash
the economy, pull back the red tape, pull back the bureaucracy,
give businesses and people like you and I more of
our own money, or I should say, allow us to
keep more of own money so we can grow, we
can invest more. Also, when we have this massive government
deficits and debt expansion, it also pushes asset prices way higher.
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There's a connection there. Now. You know, for the poor
that don't own any assets, it's a problem for them.
But for you and I, if we buy the assets,
we can get massive asset price appreciation from this. And
really this is igniting a wealth transfer from people who
own assets and people who don't. Right, that's what we're
going to break down for you. So there's a seven
step strategy. I'm going to give you right now. Of course. Now, look,
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the bill is way bigger than seven pieces. It's a
massive bill. What I've done is I've pulled out seven
pieces for this video that I think are relevant. All right,
So the first one is my favorite. We're gonna jump
right into my favorite, and this is bonus depreciation. Accelerate depreciation,
all right. This was given to us in the first
set of Trump tax cuts in twenty seventeen, but it
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was one hundred percent, eighty percent, sixty percent dwindling down.
Now we've gotten one hundred percent for the next several years.
So what is this? Well, the what is You can
now deduct one hundred percent of depreciation in year one.
So if I want to invest into equipment for my business,
if I want to invest into a new rental property,
if I want to invest into a new vehicle, things
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like that, Normally those would depreciate over a long period
of time five years, ten years, twenty seven years. But
under this I can take one hundred percent of that
in year one. Now, why why would I want to
do that? Well, the reason why we want to do
that is because we have income. We made money, and
we have to pay tax on that that's taxable income.
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If you don't want to pay more than you should,
what you can do is you can take depreciation from
somewhere else and write off the depreciation against the income
so you don't have to pay as much. So easy numbers.
I made one hundred thousand dollars, I have to pay
tax one hundred thousand dollars, but if I get one
hundred thousand of depreciation, those cancel each other out. You
follow along, Okay, how can we do this? Now? There's
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endless amounts of ways that we can do this, but
let's talk about one. I could buy an investment property.
I could buy a rental property in San Antonio, Texas.
I could invest into that, and what I could do
is I could deduct the depreciation against my earned income. So,
for example, if I calculate this out, let's say that
I buy a five hundred thousand dollars property in San Antonio, Texas.
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I'm going to put one hundred thousand dollars down on
that property. Now what I'm going to be able to do, though,
is I can take potentially, maybe not the whole five hundred,
maybe four hundred and fifty thousand as a deduction against
my income. Now, if I'm going to say thirty seven
percent tax bracket, that is one hundred and eighty five
thousand dollars that I would have normally had to give
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to the government that I can now keep for myself
and I can invest any way I want, and I
have the investment property earning income at the same time.
All right. The second one is interest expense. Okay, so
what is this, Well, we can fully deduct interest expenses
on business loans. So if I have a business. Anyone
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can have a business. You can set up an LC,
you can set up a corporation, you can start a
side hustle. But if I have a business and I
take a loan through that business, I can deduct the
interest expenses for that. How do we do that? Well,
what we want to do is we want to take
loans to grow our business. So for example, I want
to take a loan to grow my business. Maybe I
want to take a business line of credit so I
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can expand, so I can hire new people something like that.
And what I can do then is I'm using the
loan to grow the business, but the interest expense that
I'm paying the loan now comes off against the earned
income that I have. Why would I want to do that? Well,
because if you have a business, you should be invested
into it. Again, if I'm adding equipment, if I'm adding employees,
if I'm invested into new business lines, then I should
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be able to grow my business. It's usually the best
place that you can invest. But when I'm doing that,
grow in my business, to grow my wealth, I can
again write off that in expense. So let's calculate how
this might actually equate to dollars in your pocket. So
if I have about five hundred thousand, I borrowed five
hundred thousand dollars to buy that new investment property. Let's
use that again. Let's say I'm paying seven percent interest
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on that debt. All right, that's going to be thirty
five thousand dollars of interest that i'd pay. Now, if
I'm at again thirty seven percent tax rate, that's giving
me about thirteen thousand dollars in savings. Again, thirteen thousand
that would have gone to the government, but now I
get to keep on my own. Now, let's just say
that I have this extra thirteen thousand, I didn't give
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it to the government. I can now invest that money
into something else like a new side hustle, a new business,
a new line for my own business. Maybe I want
to buy bitcoin with that, But that's thirteen thousand dollars
that I wouldn't have had normally the government would have.
Now I get to keep it and I get to
buy bitcoin or something else with that. All right, And
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number three is R and D expenses research and development.
So what is this, Well, what we can do is
now we can immediately deduct any research and development costs
or expenses that we incur in our business. So you
have a business side, hustle business, LLC, a real business,
whatever it is, you should be always research and development.
You should always be looking into new products that you
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could develop, or new lines that you could introduce, or
things like that. And so now you can immediately deduct
those expenses. How do you do that? Well, basically, you're
going to invest into these new products. Like I said,
you're going to invest some time hiring someone to go
look at it. You're going to invest some resources time
to think about that you can do is as you're
invested into those new products, you can expense all of
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that this year. So let's calculate this out. If we
calculate it. Let's say that you spent one hundred thousand
dollars in hiring someone to go research this out or
in testing products or whatever that is. So you spend
one hundred thousand dollars and your corporate tax rate is
say twenty one percent. Well, now you've saved twenty one
thousand dollars again, twenty one thousand dollars that you would
have given to the government you didn't have. But now
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you need to keep that on your own. What do
you do with it? Well, we can use that by again,
hopefully we created that new product, and that new product
should be growing our business. So now our business is
scaling faster, we're making more money than ever before. But
also we have the savings, the twenty one thousand dollars
that we were able to keep that we can now
do whatever we want. Now, I advise we invest that money.
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We can invest that money into the S and P
five hundred, into more rental real estate to get more
tax appreciation. We can buy bitcoin, which is the best
performing asset, or whatever you want to do with that
twenty one thousand dollars. Now we're only through three of
these so far. We're going to go through seven. I'm
going through these pretty quickly. If you want to know,
I have about fourteen more that I think most people
should tap into right now. I don't have time to
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go through it all. But next week I'm going to
go live. I'm going to talk about all of this.
Probably take me about an hour to go through all
of this in great detail. I'll do all the live
q and if you want to join me again, it's
all free. We'll put a link to that down below.
You should learn all fourteen of these that you should
be applying right now. So join me. There's a link
down below. Okay. So now we have number four, which
is QBI rules, and they were temporary and now they're permanent. Okay,
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So what is this? What is that we can now
take twenty percent of net business income and we can
pass that through from the corporation to us directly. All right,
how do we do that? Well, let's just say, for example,
your business did about three hundred thousand dollars in revenue.
Now you can take about twenty percent of that the QBI,
which is about sixty thousand dollars. We can pass that
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through for ourselves, which now we can take on our
personal returns. We can write that all right. Now, let's
calculate this out. So let's say we took that sixty
thousand dollars in savings that would have normally gone to taxes.
We get to keep it, and we invest it in
just like an SMP index fund, making seven percent, and
it compounds there for a couple of years. That could
be up to twenty two thousand dollars we get to
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keep for ourselves. We could also use it even more.
Let's compound this out over ten years, just so you
can see the impact of this. I know a lot
of these numbers look kind of small. You're kind of like,
why bother. But let's say that we take this out
ten years. So now we're compounding seven percent in SMP
index over ten years. That's forty three thousand dollars more
that you wouldn't have had. Or if we put it
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into say bitcoin, for example, which is going about sixty
percent a year, let's call it thirty five percent a
year compounding, that's almost five hundred thousand dollars that you
would get in your pocket from just this one new
permanent rule. Okay, let's go to number five. Number five
is a salt cap. Now what is this. Basically what
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we have is we have now state and local tax
deductions and it increases to forty thousand. Previously only ten thousand. So,
for example, if you live in a high tax state
like California or New York, you have very high taxes
that you pay in that state, and now you're able
to deduct those taxes against your federal income taxes. Like
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I said, they increase that all the way up to
forty thousand dollars. So how do we do that? So again,
in the state that I have, I calculate the income
tax I paid in the state, I calculate the property
tax I have, and we can take it up to
forty thousand. So let's use forty thousand as the example.
I take the forty thousand, I deduct all of it
all right, again, previously it was ten thousand deduct that.
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Let's do the math. So I take the forty thousand
that I pay to the state, and I deduct it
from my federal so I don't have to pay tax
on that. Again using a thirty seven percent tax rate,
that's eleven thousand, one hundred, and it goes back into
my pocket and it would have gone to the government
in the past. Now I get to keep that. What
do I do with it? I put it into other investments?
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Of course, how do we do that? How do we
use it? So let's say that we take that one
hundred and eleven thousand and I use it as a
down payment on a two hundred thousand dollars rental property,
for example. Then what I can do is I can
take that two hundred thousand dollars rental property, and I
can take the bonus deppreciation on that on the building,
and I can write off let's say another one hundred
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and fifty thousand dollars against my earned income. So now
I saved one hundred and eleven I partlay that into
a two hundred thousand dollar rental property, of which gave
me another one hundred and fifty thousand dollars of tax
ride off, plus the properties earning about fifteen thousand dollars
per year, plus the properties appreciating. We can continue to
add that up, but you get the point. This is
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a really big deal. Okay. That takes us to number six,
which is excess biz losses. All right, So what does
this mean? The what is that we can now fully
deduct business losses against our income. This is a really
big deal. Again, if you own a business, you should.
The reason why you should own a business is because
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the tax code, if you can tell, the tax code
was written for producers, for business owners and investors, the
tax code penalizes consumers. If all you do is consumer
and work at W two job, the tax code sort
of penalizes you for it. But if you start a business,
could be a side hustle, could be a hobby business.
But if you start a business, then you can start
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to take advantage. If you're an investor, you can start
to take advantage of some of these. Okay, how do
we do it. Well, let's say that for my business,
we launch a new product. We've talked a lot about researching,
developing new products, launching new products. Let's say that I
did that. I launched a product, I built this whole
thing out, we launched a sale, and it didn't go
so well. I've had product launches that didn't go so well.
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So let's say, for example, I lost one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars in that product launch. Okay, that's too bad.
But what I can do is I can offset that
loss against my salary of say two hundred thousand dollars.
So now let's calculate that out, so I get one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars again at a thirty seven
percent tax break or a tax rate, that'd be fifty
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five thousand, five hundred dollars that I would have normally
had to get to the government that I get to keep. Now,
now what I do, hopefully is I take that and
I put it into investments. How do we do that, Well,
let's say that I want to invest the fifty five
thousand into bitcoin. I'm going to put it into a
bitcoin fund, and the bitcoin fund is able to outpace bitcoin,
so let's call that sixty percent. That could potentially yield
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thirty three thousand point three in year one alone, and
then it continues compounding from there. So again, this is
fifty five thousand that would have normally gone to the government,
but now I get to keep it. I can invest
into a high high value fund like this and potentially
make up to thirty three thousand back. So I got
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the fifty five plus the thirty three back in year
one that I normally would have had zero. Are you
starting to see how these start to add up. Okay,
let's go to the last one, number seven that I'm
going to use in this example for this video. So
number seven is a QOZ and it went from temporary
to permanent. This is for an opportunity zone investment. So
what is it. Basically, what this opportunity zone allows us
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to do is to defer our cap gains and then
after ten years we get a completely tax free So
what are we talking about. So if you have cap gains,
so you bought a piece of real estate, you sold
it later, you made money. You bought bitcoin, you sold
it later, gold, whatever asset you bought, and then you
sold it later, you had cap gains. What you could
do is defer that cap gains, meaning don't pay the
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tax now, by investing that money into the opportunity zone.
So for example, I've sold the asset a piece of
real estate, the gold, the bitcoin, and let's say that
I had one hundred thousand dollars of capital gains that
I made from that. Okay, well, typically again I would
pay tax on that, but instead I'm going to roll
that into an opportunity zone fund. If we calculate this out,
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this one hundred thousand. Now, long term capital gains meaning
that I've held it for more than a year, is
taxed at twenty percent. So that means on this one
hundred thousand, I would normally owe the government twenty thousand
dollars that I have to send to them this year.
But by putting one hundred thousand dollars into the opportunity zone,
I get to keep that twenty thousand for myself, meaning, well,
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the tax is deferred, but I have the money now,
it's liquid for me right now, okay. But I invested
that money again into this opportunity zone, and let's say
that the investment's doing ten percent a year. Okay, So
if I put that in there for ten percent a
year and I hold it for ten years, because at
the end of ten years, I get a tax free
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that would be two hundred and fifty nine thousand dollars
that I've made, and I get the twenty thousand dollars
that was deferred that I've got to keep that whole time.
All right. So let's say that the one hundred thousand
wins the opportunity zone, but I kept the twenty thousand,
and let's say I put that into bitcoin and again,
it's going on about sixty percent a year, but let's
call it thirty five Half of that That bitcoin then
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turns into four hundred and eleven thousand dollars. So if
you're starting to follow along here, we're making exponentially more
money without making anymore. This is all money the government
is allowing us to keep our own money. Thank you
for that. Thank you for allowing us to keep our
own money. But by keeping more of this money and
just investing it, you can see we're exponentially scaling it. Now,
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if we total all this up, that's over three hundred
and twenty seven thousand dollars back in your pocket with
a little bit of strategic levering. Now we haven't even
gotten into the strategic layering yet, but I'm going to
total all this up and show it for you real
quick now if you want to learn more about strategic layering.
So we've got more money back from our taxes and
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then we want to invest it through these different assets
sort of like I've been saying, then you probably want
to come join me hang out live next week. There's
a link down below. We'll probably hang out for about
an hour. I'm going to break all this down to
you in great detail, and of course the best part
is all do live Q and A, so I'll answer
all your questions so you can integrate this into your
own investments. All right, but let's show this total here
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so you can start to understand how powerful this really is.
So first, let's look at the tax savings. Again, this
is the government allowing you to keep more of your
own money. So from the bonus appreciation, we would have
got back one hundred and eighty five thousand dollars, the
interest expense twelve nine hundred and fifty from R and
D twenty one thousand, QBI twenty two thousand, the salt
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eleven thousand, one hundred, excess losses fifty five thousand, five hundred,
and the opportunity zone deferred taxes of twenty thousand dollars.
So again, total in all that up, that's three hundred
and twenty seven thousand, seven e fifty dollars of our
own money that normally would have gone to the government
to do who knows what they're doing with it, but
now we get to keep it and we get to
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grow our own wealth with that. Okay, this is immediate
liquidity that you can reinvest your capital. So now what
do we do. Well, of course we want to reinvest that. Now,
using the examples that I've already give giving you, we
can now multiply that. All right, Let's look at it
from a conservative scenario, and then I'm going to show
you an aggressive scenario. A conservative scenario, let's say that
all that money, the three hundred twenty seven thousand I'm making,
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let's say seven to ten percent a year. I mean,
this is like the most conservative cas is like sticking
in the s and P five hundred index and just
kind of forget about it. And that's ten years, all right,
So over ten years, So three hundred twenty seven thousand,
ten percent ten years is eight hundred and fifty one
thousand dollars. So by taking advantage of these, keeping more
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of your own money and putting it super conservatively in
the s and P five hundred is almost a million dollars. Plus.
We have the rental property that we bought, right, we
bought that as well, so we have equity in that
one hundred thousand dollars plus we invested into our business.
So let's say it's growing at two hundred thousand. So
from a conservative basis. That would increase our worth in
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just ten years to one point one five million dollars.
And that's without making any more money. That's without making
anymore that's just keeping more of what you have and
investing it very very conservatively. Now let's say that we
want to invest it a little bit more strategically, maybe
more aggressively. So now we have wealth multiplication aggressive. So
now we take the QBI reinvestment, let's say four hundred
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and fifty seven thousand. We have those excess losses. We
said that we put that into bitcoin, so that's now
about three point five million. We did the Opportunity Zone
Bitcoin combination, so that's six hundred and seventy one thousand. Again,
go back and watch those slides if you want to
get caught back up on this rental property. Right, we've
got the rental property. It's one hundred thousand dollars equity
plus about eighty thousand of net income. During that same
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time ten year time period, the business growth two hundred
thousand of added value. So now again without making any
more money, just keeping more of what we had and
stacking it, we're i actould say investing it through a
strategic layered sequence is over five million dollars. All right,
this is the power of understanding what Trump has just
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done with the OBBB, and more importantly, learning how to
actually use it. It's one thing to hear about it.
It's one thing to watch me break it down, but
it's a whole other thing to actually implement it. Now,
this is Trump's endame. As I told you from the
opening of the video, there is something much bigger here.
What we're witnessing is a massive wealth transfer from the
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government dependence to private wealth creation, from government dependence to
private wealth creation. Instead of the government taking all of
your money, they want to allow you to keep some
of it back so you can build your own wealth
and become independent from the government on your own. All right.
And again, like I said, there's a difference between knowing
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this and actually implement it, which is why I'm going
to have the free workshop again. I'll put the link
down below. If you want to come hang out with
me and check it out, do all the Q and
A so I can help you implement this right away. Otherwise,
don't sleep on this, do it on your own. Either way,
if you want to know more about how we're actually
stacking well through multiple assets in a unique structure. To
get more of both, you might want to watch this
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video right here and I'll see you over there.
Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill. It just passed, and I'm
using it to build five million while most people don't
even know it exists. Now, the o BBB has seven
wealth building provisions that could immediately put three hundred and
twenty seven, seven hundred and fifty dollars back in your pocket.
But here's the kicker. When you layer this with strategic
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investments in business, real estate, and bitcoin the way I'm
about to show you right now, we're talking about potential
generational wealth that could hit five million or more. Now,
I've been building and selling tech companies for decades. I'm
a partner at the leading bitcoin venture fund. I'm an
officer of a public trade and bitcoin company, and these
are the exact same strategies that we use internally. And
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I'm going to give you my complete blueprint. But what
I reveal at the end about the real Trump endgame
is going to blow your mind. So let's go. All right,
we're jumping right in and we are talking about Trump's
obbb the One Big Beautiful Bill. It's a beautiful bill.
It's such a beautiful bill for the beautiful place. All right,
let's break this down. Trump's sorry for the impersonation. All right,
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the OBBB. I mean this is big. This is as
big as what I'm saying the New Deal, which was
of course what FDR put in place decades and decades ago. Now,
maybe not as big. I mean, that was really a
fundamental shift of the entire government, really moving America into
more of a socialist type system. But it's a big deal.
And really why this is such a big deal as
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it's changing what I'm calling the polarity of the entire country,
of the economy, of the difference of the rich in
the ports, change in the polarity of how wealth is made.
It's moving from a tax and spend type of a
program to a build and grow type of a program.
And so what this is really doing is going to
be igniting or attempting to ignite growth so fast that
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maybe we can grow right out of this debt. All right,
we'll talk more about that, But this is really switching
things around. And the key thing is, regardless of what
the mainstream media is trying to tell you, this is
not it's not just for the rich, Okay, this is
for every American. This is benefiting blue collar Americans. This
is benefiting people working in minimum wage. This is benefiting
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seniors on Social Security, this is benefiting all Americans in
this And the thing that I really want you to
grasp is to approach us with an open mind, because
there is real steaks at play right here. I'm gonna
break down this entire blueprint for you. I'm gonna give
you the total, I'm gonna give you the amounts. I'm
gonna give you the action plan. I'm gonna show you
at the end how this all stacks up. There's real steaks. Unfortunately,
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most are going to sleep on this. Some people aren't
going to watch this whole video. They're not even gonna
understand what's at steak right here. But I'm gonna break
it all down for you in the most concise way
I possibly can. Okay, now, before I jump into the
seven steps, i'm gonna show you, I'm gonna calculate for
you what you can do. Let's just talk real quickly
about the bigger context. Okay, the debt and the deficits.
All right, The debt is enormous. It's past thirty seven
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trillion dollars right now. The deficit is about two trillion
dollars a year. We're spending more than we're bringing in
as the United States government. And these things are good
and bad, all right. It depends on if you see
the glass half full or half empty. All right. Some
people are saying that this could push the debt to
over fifty one trillion dollars from thirty seven to fifty
one should that's massive, all right, But there's the growth thesis, right.
(03:18):
So the growth thesis is that we could potentially unleash
the economy, pull back the red tape, pull back the bureaucracy,
give businesses and people like you and I more of
our own money, or I should say, allow us to
keep more of own money so we can grow, we
can invest more. Also, when we have this massive government
deficits and debt expansion, it also pushes asset prices way higher.
(03:41):
There's a connection there. Now. You know, for the poor
that don't own any assets, it's a problem for them.
But for you and I, if we buy the assets,
we can get massive asset price appreciation from this. And
really this is igniting a wealth transfer from people who
own assets and people who don't. Right, that's what we're
going to break down for you. So there's a seven
step strategy. I'm going to give you right now. Of course. Now, look,
(04:03):
the bill is way bigger than seven pieces. It's a
massive bill. What I've done is I've pulled out seven
pieces for this video that I think are relevant. All right,
So the first one is my favorite. We're gonna jump
right into my favorite, and this is bonus depreciation. Accelerate depreciation,
all right. This was given to us in the first
set of Trump tax cuts in twenty seventeen, but it
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was one hundred percent, eighty percent, sixty percent dwindling down.
Now we've gotten one hundred percent for the next several years.
So what is this? Well, the what is You can
now deduct one hundred percent of depreciation in year one.
So if I want to invest into equipment for my business,
if I want to invest into a new rental property,
if I want to invest into a new vehicle, things
(04:46):
like that, Normally those would depreciate over a long period
of time five years, ten years, twenty seven years. But
under this I can take one hundred percent of that
in year one. Now, why why would I want to
do that? Well, the reason why we want to do
that is because we have income. We made money, and
we have to pay tax on that that's taxable income.
(05:07):
If you don't want to pay more than you should,
what you can do is you can take depreciation from
somewhere else and write off the depreciation against the income
so you don't have to pay as much. So easy numbers.
I made one hundred thousand dollars, I have to pay
tax one hundred thousand dollars, but if I get one
hundred thousand of depreciation, those cancel each other out. You
follow along, Okay, how can we do this? Now? There's
(05:29):
endless amounts of ways that we can do this, but
let's talk about one. I could buy an investment property.
I could buy a rental property in San Antonio, Texas.
I could invest into that, and what I could do
is I could deduct the depreciation against my earned income. So,
for example, if I calculate this out, let's say that
I buy a five hundred thousand dollars property in San Antonio, Texas.
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I'm going to put one hundred thousand dollars down on
that property. Now what I'm going to be able to do, though,
is I can take potentially, maybe not the whole five hundred,
maybe four hundred and fifty thousand as a deduction against
my income. Now, if I'm going to say thirty seven
percent tax bracket, that is one hundred and eighty five
thousand dollars that I would have normally had to give
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to the government that I can now keep for myself
and I can invest any way I want, and I
have the investment property earning income at the same time.
All right. The second one is interest expense. Okay, so
what is this, Well, we can fully deduct interest expenses
on business loans. So if I have a business. Anyone
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can have a business. You can set up an LC,
you can set up a corporation, you can start a
side hustle. But if I have a business and I
take a loan through that business, I can deduct the
interest expenses for that. How do we do that? Well,
what we want to do is we want to take
loans to grow our business. So for example, I want
to take a loan to grow my business. Maybe I
want to take a business line of credit so I
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can expand, so I can hire new people something like that.
And what I can do then is I'm using the
loan to grow the business, but the interest expense that
I'm paying the loan now comes off against the earned
income that I have. Why would I want to do that? Well,
because if you have a business, you should be invested
into it. Again, if I'm adding equipment, if I'm adding employees,
if I'm invested into new business lines, then I should
(07:15):
be able to grow my business. It's usually the best
place that you can invest. But when I'm doing that,
grow in my business, to grow my wealth, I can
again write off that in expense. So let's calculate how
this might actually equate to dollars in your pocket. So
if I have about five hundred thousand, I borrowed five
hundred thousand dollars to buy that new investment property. Let's
use that again. Let's say I'm paying seven percent interest
(07:38):
on that debt. All right, that's going to be thirty
five thousand dollars of interest that i'd pay. Now, if
I'm at again thirty seven percent tax rate, that's giving
me about thirteen thousand dollars in savings. Again, thirteen thousand
that would have gone to the government, but now I
get to keep on my own. Now, let's just say
that I have this extra thirteen thousand, I didn't give
(07:59):
it to the government. I can now invest that money
into something else like a new side hustle, a new business,
a new line for my own business. Maybe I want
to buy bitcoin with that, But that's thirteen thousand dollars
that I wouldn't have had normally the government would have.
Now I get to keep it and I get to
buy bitcoin or something else with that. All right, And
(08:20):
number three is R and D expenses research and development.
So what is this, Well, what we can do is
now we can immediately deduct any research and development costs
or expenses that we incur in our business. So you
have a business side, hustle business, LLC, a real business,
whatever it is, you should be always research and development.
You should always be looking into new products that you
(08:42):
could develop, or new lines that you could introduce, or
things like that. And so now you can immediately deduct
those expenses. How do you do that? Well, basically, you're
going to invest into these new products. Like I said,
you're going to invest some time hiring someone to go
look at it. You're going to invest some resources time
to think about that you can do is as you're
invested into those new products, you can expense all of
(09:04):
that this year. So let's calculate this out. If we
calculate it. Let's say that you spent one hundred thousand
dollars in hiring someone to go research this out or
in testing products or whatever that is. So you spend
one hundred thousand dollars and your corporate tax rate is
say twenty one percent. Well, now you've saved twenty one
thousand dollars again, twenty one thousand dollars that you would
have given to the government you didn't have. But now
(09:26):
you need to keep that on your own. What do
you do with it? Well, we can use that by again,
hopefully we created that new product, and that new product
should be growing our business. So now our business is
scaling faster, we're making more money than ever before. But
also we have the savings, the twenty one thousand dollars
that we were able to keep that we can now
do whatever we want. Now, I advise we invest that money.
(09:48):
We can invest that money into the S and P
five hundred, into more rental real estate to get more
tax appreciation. We can buy bitcoin, which is the best
performing asset, or whatever you want to do with that
twenty one thousand dollars. Now we're only through three of
these so far. We're going to go through seven. I'm
going through these pretty quickly. If you want to know,
I have about fourteen more that I think most people
should tap into right now. I don't have time to
(10:09):
go through it all. But next week I'm going to
go live. I'm going to talk about all of this.
Probably take me about an hour to go through all
of this in great detail. I'll do all the live
q and if you want to join me again, it's
all free. We'll put a link to that down below.
You should learn all fourteen of these that you should
be applying right now. So join me. There's a link
down below. Okay. So now we have number four, which
is QBI rules, and they were temporary and now they're permanent. Okay,
(10:33):
So what is this? What is that we can now
take twenty percent of net business income and we can
pass that through from the corporation to us directly. All right,
how do we do that? Well, let's just say, for example,
your business did about three hundred thousand dollars in revenue.
Now you can take about twenty percent of that the QBI,
which is about sixty thousand dollars. We can pass that
(10:56):
through for ourselves, which now we can take on our
personal returns. We can write that all right. Now, let's
calculate this out. So let's say we took that sixty
thousand dollars in savings that would have normally gone to taxes.
We get to keep it, and we invest it in
just like an SMP index fund, making seven percent, and
it compounds there for a couple of years. That could
be up to twenty two thousand dollars we get to
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keep for ourselves. We could also use it even more.
Let's compound this out over ten years, just so you
can see the impact of this. I know a lot
of these numbers look kind of small. You're kind of like,
why bother. But let's say that we take this out
ten years. So now we're compounding seven percent in SMP
index over ten years. That's forty three thousand dollars more
that you wouldn't have had. Or if we put it
(11:38):
into say bitcoin, for example, which is going about sixty
percent a year, let's call it thirty five percent a
year compounding, that's almost five hundred thousand dollars that you
would get in your pocket from just this one new
permanent rule. Okay, let's go to number five. Number five
is a salt cap. Now what is this. Basically what
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we have is we have now state and local tax
deductions and it increases to forty thousand. Previously only ten thousand. So,
for example, if you live in a high tax state
like California or New York, you have very high taxes
that you pay in that state, and now you're able
to deduct those taxes against your federal income taxes. Like
(12:19):
I said, they increase that all the way up to
forty thousand dollars. So how do we do that? So again,
in the state that I have, I calculate the income
tax I paid in the state, I calculate the property
tax I have, and we can take it up to
forty thousand. So let's use forty thousand as the example.
I take the forty thousand, I deduct all of it
all right, again, previously it was ten thousand deduct that.
(12:40):
Let's do the math. So I take the forty thousand
that I pay to the state, and I deduct it
from my federal so I don't have to pay tax
on that. Again using a thirty seven percent tax rate,
that's eleven thousand, one hundred, and it goes back into
my pocket and it would have gone to the government
in the past. Now I get to keep that. What
do I do with it? I put it into other investments?
(13:01):
Of course, how do we do that? How do we
use it? So let's say that we take that one
hundred and eleven thousand and I use it as a
down payment on a two hundred thousand dollars rental property,
for example. Then what I can do is I can
take that two hundred thousand dollars rental property, and I
can take the bonus deppreciation on that on the building,
and I can write off let's say another one hundred
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and fifty thousand dollars against my earned income. So now
I saved one hundred and eleven I partlay that into
a two hundred thousand dollar rental property, of which gave
me another one hundred and fifty thousand dollars of tax
ride off, plus the properties earning about fifteen thousand dollars
per year, plus the properties appreciating. We can continue to
add that up, but you get the point. This is
(13:44):
a really big deal. Okay. That takes us to number six,
which is excess biz losses. All right, So what does
this mean? The what is that we can now fully
deduct business losses against our income. This is a really
big deal. Again, if you own a business, you should.
The reason why you should own a business is because
(14:04):
the tax code, if you can tell, the tax code
was written for producers, for business owners and investors, the
tax code penalizes consumers. If all you do is consumer
and work at W two job, the tax code sort
of penalizes you for it. But if you start a business,
could be a side hustle, could be a hobby business.
But if you start a business, then you can start
(14:26):
to take advantage. If you're an investor, you can start
to take advantage of some of these. Okay, how do
we do it. Well, let's say that for my business,
we launch a new product. We've talked a lot about researching,
developing new products, launching new products. Let's say that I
did that. I launched a product, I built this whole
thing out, we launched a sale, and it didn't go
so well. I've had product launches that didn't go so well.
(14:47):
So let's say, for example, I lost one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars in that product launch. Okay, that's too bad.
But what I can do is I can offset that
loss against my salary of say two hundred thousand dollars.
So now let's calculate that out, so I get one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars again at a thirty seven
percent tax break or a tax rate, that'd be fifty
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five thousand, five hundred dollars that I would have normally
had to get to the government that I get to keep. Now,
now what I do, hopefully is I take that and
I put it into investments. How do we do that, Well,
let's say that I want to invest the fifty five
thousand into bitcoin. I'm going to put it into a
bitcoin fund, and the bitcoin fund is able to outpace bitcoin,
so let's call that sixty percent. That could potentially yield
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thirty three thousand point three in year one alone, and
then it continues compounding from there. So again, this is
fifty five thousand that would have normally gone to the government,
but now I get to keep it. I can invest
into a high high value fund like this and potentially
make up to thirty three thousand back. So I got
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the fifty five plus the thirty three back in year
one that I normally would have had zero. Are you
starting to see how these start to add up. Okay,
let's go to the last one, number seven that I'm
going to use in this example for this video. So
number seven is a QOZ and it went from temporary
to permanent. This is for an opportunity zone investment. So
what is it. Basically, what this opportunity zone allows us
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to do is to defer our cap gains and then
after ten years we get a completely tax free So
what are we talking about. So if you have cap gains,
so you bought a piece of real estate, you sold
it later, you made money. You bought bitcoin, you sold
it later, gold, whatever asset you bought, and then you
sold it later, you had cap gains. What you could
do is defer that cap gains, meaning don't pay the
(16:37):
tax now, by investing that money into the opportunity zone.
So for example, I've sold the asset a piece of
real estate, the gold, the bitcoin, and let's say that
I had one hundred thousand dollars of capital gains that
I made from that. Okay, well, typically again I would
pay tax on that, but instead I'm going to roll
that into an opportunity zone fund. If we calculate this out,
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this one hundred thousand. Now, long term capital gains meaning
that I've held it for more than a year, is
taxed at twenty percent. So that means on this one
hundred thousand, I would normally owe the government twenty thousand
dollars that I have to send to them this year.
But by putting one hundred thousand dollars into the opportunity zone,
I get to keep that twenty thousand for myself, meaning, well,
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the tax is deferred, but I have the money now,
it's liquid for me right now, okay. But I invested
that money again into this opportunity zone, and let's say
that the investment's doing ten percent a year. Okay, So
if I put that in there for ten percent a
year and I hold it for ten years, because at
the end of ten years, I get a tax free
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that would be two hundred and fifty nine thousand dollars
that I've made, and I get the twenty thousand dollars
that was deferred that I've got to keep that whole time.
All right. So let's say that the one hundred thousand
wins the opportunity zone, but I kept the twenty thousand,
and let's say I put that into bitcoin and again,
it's going on about sixty percent a year, but let's
call it thirty five Half of that That bitcoin then
(18:04):
turns into four hundred and eleven thousand dollars. So if
you're starting to follow along here, we're making exponentially more
money without making anymore. This is all money the government
is allowing us to keep our own money. Thank you
for that. Thank you for allowing us to keep our
own money. But by keeping more of this money and
just investing it, you can see we're exponentially scaling it. Now,
(18:27):
if we total all this up, that's over three hundred
and twenty seven thousand dollars back in your pocket with
a little bit of strategic levering. Now we haven't even
gotten into the strategic layering yet, but I'm going to
total all this up and show it for you real
quick now if you want to learn more about strategic layering.
So we've got more money back from our taxes and
(18:48):
then we want to invest it through these different assets
sort of like I've been saying, then you probably want
to come join me hang out live next week. There's
a link down below. We'll probably hang out for about
an hour. I'm going to break all this down to
you in great detail, and of course the best part
is all do live Q and A, so I'll answer
all your questions so you can integrate this into your
own investments. All right, but let's show this total here
(19:08):
so you can start to understand how powerful this really is.
So first, let's look at the tax savings. Again, this
is the government allowing you to keep more of your
own money. So from the bonus appreciation, we would have
got back one hundred and eighty five thousand dollars, the
interest expense twelve nine hundred and fifty from R and
D twenty one thousand, QBI twenty two thousand, the salt
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eleven thousand, one hundred, excess losses fifty five thousand, five hundred,
and the opportunity zone deferred taxes of twenty thousand dollars.
So again, total in all that up, that's three hundred
and twenty seven thousand, seven e fifty dollars of our
own money that normally would have gone to the government
to do who knows what they're doing with it, but
now we get to keep it and we get to
(19:50):
grow our own wealth with that. Okay, this is immediate
liquidity that you can reinvest your capital. So now what
do we do. Well, of course we want to reinvest that. Now,
using the examples that I've already give giving you, we
can now multiply that. All right, Let's look at it
from a conservative scenario, and then I'm going to show
you an aggressive scenario. A conservative scenario, let's say that
all that money, the three hundred twenty seven thousand I'm making,
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let's say seven to ten percent a year. I mean,
this is like the most conservative cas is like sticking
in the s and P five hundred index and just
kind of forget about it. And that's ten years, all right,
So over ten years, So three hundred twenty seven thousand,
ten percent ten years is eight hundred and fifty one
thousand dollars. So by taking advantage of these, keeping more
(20:32):
of your own money and putting it super conservatively in
the s and P five hundred is almost a million dollars. Plus.
We have the rental property that we bought, right, we
bought that as well, so we have equity in that
one hundred thousand dollars plus we invested into our business.
So let's say it's growing at two hundred thousand. So
from a conservative basis. That would increase our worth in
(20:54):
just ten years to one point one five million dollars.
And that's without making any more money. That's without making
anymore that's just keeping more of what you have and
investing it very very conservatively. Now let's say that we
want to invest it a little bit more strategically, maybe
more aggressively. So now we have wealth multiplication aggressive. So
now we take the QBI reinvestment, let's say four hundred
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and fifty seven thousand. We have those excess losses. We
said that we put that into bitcoin, so that's now
about three point five million. We did the Opportunity Zone
Bitcoin combination, so that's six hundred and seventy one thousand. Again,
go back and watch those slides if you want to
get caught back up on this rental property. Right, we've
got the rental property. It's one hundred thousand dollars equity
plus about eighty thousand of net income. During that same
(21:40):
time ten year time period, the business growth two hundred
thousand of added value. So now again without making any
more money, just keeping more of what we had and
stacking it, we're i actould say investing it through a
strategic layered sequence is over five million dollars. All right,
this is the power of understanding what Trump has just
(22:02):
done with the OBBB, and more importantly, learning how to
actually use it. It's one thing to hear about it.
It's one thing to watch me break it down, but
it's a whole other thing to actually implement it. Now,
this is Trump's endame. As I told you from the
opening of the video, there is something much bigger here.
What we're witnessing is a massive wealth transfer from the
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government dependence to private wealth creation, from government dependence to
private wealth creation. Instead of the government taking all of
your money, they want to allow you to keep some
of it back so you can build your own wealth
and become independent from the government on your own. All right.
And again, like I said, there's a difference between knowing
(22:44):
this and actually implement it, which is why I'm going
to have the free workshop again. I'll put the link
down below. If you want to come hang out with
me and check it out, do all the Q and
A so I can help you implement this right away. Otherwise,
don't sleep on this, do it on your own. Either way,
if you want to know more about how we're actually
stacking well through multiple assets in a unique structure. To
get more of both, you might want to watch this
(23:06):
video right here and I'll see you over there.
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