Scrooge McDuck shows the difference between $100K and $1 billion

Scrooge McDuck explains inflation and why it's a bad idea to print money. 1967

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Translation : “my money LONG lil niqqas” 😭😭💀

Only a hundred thousand he says Bitch I ate ketchup packets for dinner

Drawing Scrooge McDuck on dollar bills with markers sounds like a fun idea

Note: Scrooge McDuck, created by Carl Barks in 1947, is a wealthy Scottish duck known for his adventures and vast fortune. He lives in Duckburg, owns McDuck Enterprises, and is often depicted diving into his money bin filled with coins. Scrooge is Donald Duck's uncle and a key character in Disney comics and animations, symbolizing thrift and business acumen.

Mr. McDuck taught me many financial lessons as a kid. He was a good egg.

This cartoon is more informative on how economics work than an actual economics class.

Except now we're talking about trillions of dollars. A thousand times more than a billion. A million million dollars.

This show did teach a couple of things, like in one episode Scrooge teaches the nephews that money should circulate and be spent and not stagnate, which is a lesson a lot of people forgot, ironically a duck know to be stingy says that you shouldn't hold on money.

Time to update it for what 36 trillion would look like.