The Average German View on Not Having the Mark

I think it was, this was always going to arise with a problem, but in an hour, we've reached the limits of what's acceptable within an economic territory. So now that's sort of, you know, world economy or even national economy as the former USSR analogy, I think is very, very up to that. The Soviet Union didn't actually implode until, well, the Berlin Wolf fell in 1989. Now that's an entire lifetime. A dysfunctional system can outlast everybody's worst fears. It can, it can outlast you, can outlast me. And I think that's a scary perspective.

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