A short excerpt from a YouTube video by Kosta Ouzas titled "In markets, timing is everything, not just price." The speaker reflects on personal information retention—claiming they only remember what is useful now—and expresses limited knowledge about cryptocurrency while requesting a basic history and explanation from a friend who made money in crypto.
I like to think I'm a smart guy. And I like to think it's because I only save space in my head for things that's important. Yeah. When something like, I only know is my birthday because somebody has asked me recently, and that's how I know how old I am. Because I don't care. I always just say the one from the year, the last one you said, I honestly don't care. Like, when she was saying stuff like, oh, yeah, I Left School in 1992. I'm like, how do you know that? And why have you stored that information? And how does it serve you? Right? So I tend to kind of only like to learn information that can help me in daily life now as opposed to the past and history. So this is a really good one. And I was speaking to my friend and she was like, look, get him to break this down as basic as possible, okay? And I said, what else do you think I'm going to do? Because I am as basic as possible. I don't know enough about this kind of world. Yeah. Apart from dickhead friends of mine that made millions of crypto. Yeah. So let's talk. I want history. I want how you got into it, everything thing, brother.
