Bitcoin Was 'Much More International,' Kara Swisher Says

I heard that you had a Bitcoin wallet. It wasn't a wallet. Then you had to put it on a hard drive. And again, it's so long ago when it, when it made me do this. So I could see it and it was on a hard drive, on a, on a thumb drive. It is somewhere in the world unless it's gotten destroyed for some reason, $50 sticks in my head. I bought 10 of them. Um, and it was definitely $50 at the time. I just did it for a story and, uh, just to see how it worked and then I proceeded to lose it. So there you have it. There's my four G. Do you think? I have no idea where it is? And if I found it, I wouldn't be able to access it. You know what I mean? The whole thing is just a disaster. I mean, you know, it's sort of like me turning down jobs at Amazon Google, Facebook. I turned down jobs at every AOL, at every company right before they got big. So that's just me. I just love losing money. Do you ever? I was aware it was going to be big. I I, same thing with Bitcoin. I thought it was really interesting. There was a whole bunch of different really interesting companies around it and these were real entrepreneurs who were trying to solve a currency problem across the world. You know, it was much more international. So that's what attracted me to it. So that was a really interesting story to me and, and then it sort of got overtaken by, you know, we're going to stop the man and I was like, you are the man, but ok, sure, go ahead, stop the man.