Prices are going up, and Skippy takes notice. He and Doogles discuss inflation over the last 100 years and what that might mean for today. And with inflation, comes the desire to hedge — Michael Saylor isn't immune to this desire, but maybe his Bitcoin hedge has gone a bit too far. After they discuss "going Michael Saylor", Skippy and Doogles hit on a recent Chicago Booth Review study about how the savings of the 1% is fueling the debt of the bottom 90%. And while we might be at a household wealth record, the fact that we're also at a corporate debt record is a problem. The episode wraps with a chat re pay transparency in Colorado and how some companies are trying to avoid hiring there.