Hemlock. BOOM! Cheated the hangman and had the last laugh! Edit: Oops. This was a clever way to escape my fate and is not part of the game. In that case, a Burger King Veal Parmigiana sandwich from the 1980's.
Why not say 8 billion, or 1.3 billion? Those numbers are meaningless anyway. Meaningless enough where no cost-accounting breakdown can occur and those in charge of the purse stings can stuff a lot into their mattress and in the back of a closet in that old box nobody ever goes through. Easy money doesn't exists for most, but it exists for some.
Democrats do not want to help the people. They want to maintain the entrenchment and status quo just enough to make them seem like a "good cop" to the republicans "bad cop".
Value is meaningless nowadays when all we can do is speak in "billions" and "trillions". The stock market used to use "ticker tape". The stock market is old and has been raped so many times that it does not even know what value is anymore.
Whether it's a back-alley transaction or a multinational corporation transaction "the first one is free" is a marketing tactic that seems to work time and time again.
I'm Canadian. I've got some old disc drives and usb sticks in the back of my closet that I'm not using anymore. I will contribute them to Canada so we can store our own data in our own data silos. BOOM! Tech problem solved! /s
One train even swerved to run over a solar panel that was getting away. /s