Huffpo's Max Keiser on why you shouldn't spend your stimulus check. 

As such, the value of these checks as un-cashed mementos of the
failed Bush presidency should appreciate at the inflation rate plus a
collector's item premium rate for years to come.

As a matter of fact, an enterprising soul might make a pretty penny
by setting up a website to buy people's un-cashed stimulus checks at
the face value plus a small premium. Five to six years from now, you
might be able to re-auction and sell these un -cashed checks on eBay
for double or triple the price you paid to Asian and European
collectors buying these up like visitors to the Berlin Wall who buy
chunks of concrete left over after the collapse of East Berlin.

My question . . .  with your Bush stimulus check in hand, what is the next phase of history going to be now that explosive debt growth as national policy has ended so ignominiously?