"In 1970, I could have bought a very nice suit with this coin," Samuel said. "Today, if I walked into a tailor, this same coin would still buy me the best suit in the shop. Can you say that about the paper in your wallet?"
Elias picked it up. It was surprisingly heavy for its size. "It’s just metal, though."
The morning sun hit Elias’s kitchen table, but he was staring at his laptop screen with a frown. His savings account—the one he’d diligently padded for a decade—felt like a bucket with a slow leak. Inflation was the leak, and it was getting bigger.
"You look like you're trying to solve the ocean with a teaspoon," Samuel said.
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