2020: farmers dumped 3.7M gallons of milk/day because supply chains broke.

Now imagine banks go offline. Zero payments. Zero liquidity.

How does food still reach you?

Ep 5 of Jubilee (21-part series) lays it out:

1. Korean War-era law forces food companies to stay operational
2. AI agent matches dairy farmer with buyer → no more dumping
3. Supermarket pays farmer in groceries (barter mode activated)
4. Amazon/Uber handle last-mile delivery for essentials

But here's the real question:

When money stops flowing, what are you willing to trade for anything beyond basics?

This isn't theory. It's a stress test for every system we take for granted.