The Bank of Tokyo amalgamated with the Mitsubishi Bank.

I need to go to the bank.

What bank?

Bank?

And if this is a loan from Bank B, Bank B would have an asset called loan to Bank A.

So how does that work?

Kyowa Bank and Saitama Bank merged into Asahi Bank ten years ago.

The traditional way I got a 1 million loan is I would go and talk to the bank.

So at some point, they give up.

I'm in banking. In banking? How'd you get into that?

So in part of this negotiation process

Let's call this Bank A.

And let's say that Bank A

BANK OF VENICE...

Yes. Banking section.

Which bank?

It's a bank.

B...

Banker?

A banker?

And those loans from other banks, those are assets of other banks.

And, for the sake of argument

Another bank note might have Bank of

So what's a home equity loan?

So what just happened?

Look, there is a number for a bank.

Separate bank accounts from his wife.

So essentially, these banks have a bunch of assets.

Now we're not as familiar with the term bank note because we only see one type, or at least one type per country.

Tomorrow i'll be able to buy honolulu!

He works in a bank.

Banking.

so you stop at a bank?

In case X percentage of people wanted their gold back.

Let's say I still go to the bank.

What about the bank accounts? The guns?

Sir.

If you don't hurry, the bank will close. Ah, I have decided to go to the bank tomorrow.

In the U.S. right now, it's 10 , although the reserve commodity isn't gold anymore.

The Mitsubishi Bank merged with the Bank of Tokyo.

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

Like a bank, you know, except better than a bank, cos, you know, banks always get knocked off.

I know, you haven't met them.

Eighty grand?

Walk on to the bank.