Mmmm rum soaked raisin cake . rum soaked raising and sour cream pie . NEXT HOLIDAY ! !! That ' s what I ' m going to make ! Yes , and I ' ll remember do reduce the sugar , sweetest pie I ever ate . <| sep |> Nathan Drake twerking ? Yes . All of the yes . <| sep |> Arte goes exactly in this direction . But sadly not many watch it even tough its one of the best stations worldwide in therms of quality . <| sep |> You still need to pay shipping don ' t you ? <| sep |> Why would I wank better memes ? <| sep |> Yay ! This is awesome . Happy times ! <| sep |> I think it was 8030 <| sep |> Modern humans are pretty crappy animals . On our own naked in the woods we would die pretty much instantly . To survive we need tools . Early humans made thier own tools , which helped them survive a little bit , but life was still tricky as fuck . Then humans realised that better tools made things easier , but you needed a specialist to make those tools . How was the specialist to eat though if he was so busy making tools for everyone that he had no time to forage . Well people could give him some of their foraging in return for some tools . Some tools require lots of humans to make , and those tools are worth much more foraging than a single human can provide , so the humans that want the ultra tool pool their foraging together to get the ultra tool . Then a clever human realised that this process was rather inefficient , what if a particular tool maker didn ' t want foraging for a couple of weeks because he already had enough whereas another tool maker was hungry for foraging but made winter tools and it was summer . That clever human realised he could pool everyone ' s excess foraging and give it to hungry tool makers if they promised to give it back at a later date . In exchange he would pay back the foragers their excess foraging when they needed . Soon the clever human realised that some tool makers were making some really pointless tools and feared he would never get back his foraging if he gave it to them . He decided to agree to give them some foraging as long as they agreed to pay back more . This is economics for a cave man , replace the word foraging with wealth and tools with goods and services and then you will have a fairly good understanding of why wealth isn ' t imaginary .