Bailout
There is no bailout. There never was a bailout. No losses will be borne by the taxpayers. No losses will be borne by the taxpayers. I guess we’ll see.
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↓ Transcript
Panel 1:
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, holding a bucket, is caring over a personified Silicon Valley Bank, who is very sick and laying in bed, its giant money bag head resting on the pillow.
FDR: "I told you'd get sick with that combination of duration risk and rapid growth."
Silicon Valley Bank: "Did I tell you I’m no longer libertarian? So it’s totally okay to give me that bail out."
Panel 2:
FDR: "You're not getting a bail out, Silicon Valley Bank. No losses will be borne by the taxpayers."
Silicon Valley Bank: "Then what’s with the bucket?!"
Panel 3:
FDR: "The bucket is in case you need to throw up."
Silicon Valley Bank: "Thank you. I am definitely not feeling "too big to fail.""
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, holding a bucket, is caring over a personified Silicon Valley Bank, who is very sick and laying in bed, its giant money bag head resting on the pillow.
FDR: "I told you'd get sick with that combination of duration risk and rapid growth."
Silicon Valley Bank: "Did I tell you I’m no longer libertarian? So it’s totally okay to give me that bail out."
Panel 2:
FDR: "You're not getting a bail out, Silicon Valley Bank. No losses will be borne by the taxpayers."
Silicon Valley Bank: "Then what’s with the bucket?!"
Panel 3:
FDR: "The bucket is in case you need to throw up."
Silicon Valley Bank: "Thank you. I am definitely not feeling "too big to fail.""
