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Theo Andurin
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Tyrion Lannister on the Iron Bank of Braavos
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A small section with big consequences for debt slaves. Note: I don't own this film, nor claim any part of it as my own.
"Worse, he's borrowing it" was his BEST accent from the whole damn series xD
Bronn is basically every student loan borrower.
Bronn seems to know nothing about loans but he’s right when he says “but what if I don’t pay it back?” Tywin had no intention to pay it back in his lifetime. He was funding keeping his family on the throne and banking on eliminating all formidable houses at which point the iron bank has no enemies to fund.
Tyrion's explenations were so clear Bronn became Master of the Coin !
As a banker i can confirm, if you dont pay your credit card on time i WILL fund your enemies.
They didn't manage to remember that the leaders for whom they write all of the dialogue and action for at no time gave a rats ass about fighting any army, they were all corrupt and willing to fight. None of them aside from the king of flowers would bother paying anything back under threat of violence. Pay us back, or we will be turned to ash right in front of you, and you won't like it. Yeah, I didn't like it, that part was true.
D&d saw this and thought let's make bronn the master of coins
One sees parallels
You guys kinda forgot that Bronn knew nothing about law enforcement when he was made the Commander of the City Watch. And since he knew nothing he just wiped out all of the criminals in the city. Nobody told him that it was not possible.
The payoff for all these Iron Bank scenes was a 5 second shot in "The Bells" when Dany nuked the Golden Company. 💩💩💩
0:55 Not with deferred interest😏
oy gevalt
This is how you do exposition. You learn about the world while learning about the characters.
Never borrowed money, ends up being master of coin with a castle and bride. 😂
See that person asking what borrowing is (has no clue about money at all) yeah he’s later the master of coin
"But what if I don't?" "Then you become known as a bad debtor, and nobody else will lend to you, or take your word for things. When Winter comes, nobody will sell you food. People who wish to curry favor with your creditor will steal or seize things you own. Your lord will not give you honors, you will find it hard to make a marriage."
It's crazy to me how this was posted 10 years ago....and then it's almost like the United States went "We need our own Iron Bank of Braavos." Because in the time it's been since this episode, we've done exactly the same thing. Now what happens when those other countries demand to cash in ?
im no economist, but owing not a million, but 10s of millions, seems absurd in scale and for the time period. these are not dollars
the Iron bank funds the enemies of those that default in exchange for taking over the previous debt… but what happens if no one is interested in fighting their default debt owner?
Then they just sit around and stare at each other, hands on hips, and ask one another, "wait a minute... are we stupid?".
For reference in the books in calculated that the crown would need to be spending over 33,000 gold every month to reach the debt. The tourney for Hand of the king was around 100,000 gold and was the biggest event since Harrne Hall( an event so massive it pit the Lannister to shame). None of this factors in how much money the cows had before or taxes coming in, the debt is so massive it suspicious on how that much money could even be spent. Spending that much money is just not realistic, hence the idea that Little Finger was borrowing money and embezzling what money the crown did have at the same time. Getting the crown into debt while also securing money should help ever have need of it.
It would've been funny if Dany conquered Braavos or persuaded them to join her growing Essosi empire. Then she can just walk up to Cersei, demand a payment for what's owed, and then tell her that she can sell the throne to the bank and that will be enough payment for all debts.
Borrowing is worse than stealing. You're basically taking their money, except there's an IOU on the scene of the crime with your name and address on it.
Spoiler alert: The Iron Bank DID NOT get their gold back
Ladies and gentlemen, our new Master of Coin and owner of the house that makes a majority of the food and has one of the largest armies. Great writing D&D.
There’s no way in hell Bronn dosent know how the Iron Bank works lol. He was totally just screwing with Tyrion.
To everyone saying Bronn is unqualified to be Master of Coin A) he had five years or so between season three and season eight to learn how it works before he became Master of Coin (and the fact that he's learned how it works is kinda demonstrated in that scene) and B) you know politicians in the real world give unqualified but loyal people positions of power all the time right? Bronn could be the most unqualified person in the world it still doesn't matter. Tyrion owed Bronn a great many favors and a seat on the Small Council was a means of repaying that debt
Dave Ramsey approves
This whole conversation could be applied to credit cards and loans today.
How does iron bank get money back by funding their army’s
America, owes $35 trillion to the modern version of the Iron Bank. We are a failed nation, run by psychotic Leftists, who hate the people who founded the nation.
Iron Bank of Braavos = IMF
The Lannisters: We're crazy enough to take on half of the continent, but the IRS nooo thank you.
Interesting how for a man who has traveled the world so much Bronn doesn't understand the concept of money or the Iron Bank.
The idea of a Medieval society owing another Tens of MILLIONS is staggering
1:00 "This is why I make you master of coin!"
I never understood the concept of iron bank, if someone doesn’t pay them back they fund their enemies… and? Will these enemies pay both their debts and the previous ones debts? That doesn’t make any sense
I think by funding the enemy of the indebted, the assumption is that those in debt will lose, and the bank takes the spoils of their loan with interest - as well as having the winners pay back their new loan with interest too. What confuses me is what if that enemy doesn't want to take out a loan. What incentive does the bank offer then? And what if the kingdoms just outright refused to pay back their loans. Bank couldn't do shit, and the loan would have just been a grant. TLDR, banks confuse me
@@Joker-yw9hl People fighting a war will take support from anything a not give a second thought to money landing on their lap with a bit fineprint on it. It might be a mistake but winning is all that matters
The iron Bank of America
Iron Bank is basically AIPAC 😂
I guess with House Lannister and the Iron throne pretty much having the same fate, the Iron Bank didn't get all that money back.
The merchant guilds power
China: I lend you money, and after an agreed upon period of time, you return it...with interest. USA: But what if I don't? China: Well you have to. USA: But what if I don't?
WW3
They should just send a army to cocor the bank 💵💵💵
If the bank funds a war to get their gold back and they dont though... wouldnt that be the end of the bank?
"But what if i dont" "Then I give money to someone else that will kill you and take all your shit and THEY will pay me back"
Supposedly Littlefinger might have done it on purpose; bankrupting the realm
Part of me wants to go to a Ferrari dealers and act like Bronn here….casually walking around and then when it comes time to sign….”but what if I DONT make the payments on time?” 🤣. (To be clear doubt I will ever afford a Ferrari…I’d buy a house before that
Knows nothing about loans - make him Master of Coin
The iron bank has not heard of the fallacy of the sunken cost
"But what if I don't?" -the future Master of Coin
This is why I don't lend you money