Most of the loans we're familiar with in our personal

Rick Mm hmm.

Hey, Lone Ranger.

Did you get the loan?

Your son's out there. I can't see him this way.

He's a civilian.

I can pay off my bank loan!

Oh, private sector. Okay.

The fact of it is I happen to know just a thing or two about this Invisible Man.

Exactly. How do we know that no one innocent will be hurt?

They're pretty much all loans to the government.

Let's say I make another loan for 300.

The mortgage...

So here's the thing.

Well, the short answer is yes.

In fact, if you look at the number of patents filed over history,

One idea.

It's a civilian ship.

It's a civilian ship.

I was simply referring to the pressure

They're able to keep keep getting new loans that can replace the old ones.

OK, so now we're in an interesting situation.

They didn't make loans and then sell the loans.

I want more time

I got a mortgage. I got car payments.

Empress of the Lone Islands!

Or they might even start to buy things that aren't Treasuries.

So here's the model of government.

That's engaging in the wrong debate.

We'll rescue the civilians.

You sent Mihradi and me to provide cover for some civilians.

And just to be clear, so the asset within this entity are the loans.

Who knows?

Trying to tell me there's not one flight instructor?

Citizens of the human hive,

Everybody was killed. Civilians.

Huh? Democracy time, y'all.

But I would be solvent, assuming that these two loans are still good.

Let's say it's um let's say its 10 billion of commercial mortgages.

I took a loan against the equity that

Maybe a billion of these are a loan from bank B.

Why has Nesbitt brought that awful, common wife of his?

All civilian ships present and accounted for, sir.

Starkwood's basically a private army.

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