Australia

“We're actually really far behind in the U.S. On a lot of this, and so seeing some of the things that have happened in Australia and the U.K. Make their way into major U.S. Team sports, I think we're going to see a lot of changes in NBA, NFL.”

“If you look at Australia, that's a very Hostile farming environment from a water perspective, and they have a fully developed trading system for water so that if farmer A doesn't use all his water, he can sell it to farmer B through this market.”

“Like, so, Australia has interchange at 49 and a half basis points by law, and now, I mean, and this is not me supporting Visa. It's more of, It's very peculiar that you have an industry where when prices go down, consumers can be worse off. In Australia, now t…”

“Everything's in like a 10, 15 year time warp from the U.S.”

“And actually, you know, in Australia, where interchange went down dramatically, it's like 50 basis points. Rewards went away. You didn't get your miles anymore. And then it was a giant transfer of wealth from the banks to the merchants, but none of that went b…”

“People in New Guinea and Australia and the Philippines have about three to five percent of their DNA derived from Denisovans, archaic Denisovans who interbred with modern humans as modern humans settled these places.”

“And we have a lot of trade treaties, but there's only Five countries that you need to be aware of from the immigration setting because those are the treaties that provide for a special visa. So the countries are Canada, Mexico, Australia, Singapore, and Chile.…”

“And all four of those other English-speaking countries have, not only do they lack the protections, they have much more government involvement in speech and expression and politics than at least we historically have been willing to tolerate.”

“The supply chain for like a new pump in Australia could take, you know, 30 weeks and getting that exact same pump but with a mine in China, it shows up in, you know, a week or three days.”

“By the way, it is so bad that right now if we have new companies going for GPUs, it's often in Mexico or Australia or in other country just because it is so difficult in the United States.”