Inflation, Explained With Peach Cobbler | BBS 2026 Day 2
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0:00A: I think a lot of people, they just see inflation as the price of goods going up. Is that what inflation is to you?
0:04B: So inflation is an influx of anything. It’s that simple. If you, if you love peach cobbler, right, you like that first 2 bites, you like your plate, that’s great. But if all of a sudden you’ve got more and more and more and more and more peach cobbler, the value of that peach cobbler goes down too, because now you’ve got too much and eventually that can hurt your stomach. It can create actual problems. So inflation is the influx of anything. When it comes to money, it’s just an influx of money being put into the system. And they start putting more and more money into it, your stomach’s gonna start getting hurt. It’s gonna -- your stomach’s gonna start hurting. And when it comes to money, that means the economy is going to start hurting because prices for things have to go up when you have an influx of money in the system. And I think with Bitcoin specifically, because there’s a max supply of 21 million, it eliminates that inflationary aspect of it.
