"Meet the man who spent millions worth of bitcoin on pizza"
"You spent about $800 million on pizza?"

I just hate those clickbait headlines lmao. As if the BTC that was paid was even close to worth that much in the past.

Smart way to lure viewers. Its funny how they call him the pizza guy. Nobody cares about his real name and only think about this particular moniker. Hilarious. Looking forward to what he has to say about BTC and whether he is still planning to spend BTC on pizzas.

 Can't wait to see the interview. Would really love to no how the bargaining how the bargaining went down and what was the pizza guys idea about trading pizza for bitcoin. Definitely the pizza is the world most talked about and expensive pizza

Well, that is marketing for you and we live in the world of marketing right now and even into the future. It is actually nice that 60 Minutes is giving time for the Bitcoin Pizza Day which is all known not just within the world of cryptocurrency but even in the mainstream media. This was part of the founding stories surrounding bitcoin and can now be part of the legends as well as myths on those days (a real legendary story if I may add). 

I don't know if that interview would be informative or would only bring us regrets. It would be better to hear the exact story from that so-called Pizza guy. That's interesting to me. I'm sure that there were also the same trading of goods before.

Well, actually $800.000.000 mln at this rate, I bag he didn't know that BTC will go so far

Yup, such discussions are absolutely retarded.
All those bitcoins were absolutely worthless at that time. He spent exactly the same amount of money as this pizza cost. So if the price was 10$ then he also spent $10.
From the same positions we can guess that BTC price would be much higher in 10 years and when today we sell $10 worth of BTC then in some time it could become your new house.
Also with the same success we can blame ourselves that in 2009 I bought a bus ticket instead of grabbing my billions worth or BTC.

Well to be honest, If I were in his shoes back then, I would most likely do the same thing. Knowing that my bitcoins can purchase a box of pizza (not knowing that its price would skyrocket), I really would not hesitate that is why I don't judge his decision. Unfortunately, he could have left at least half the amount of his bitcoin and save it for long-term use.


That is actually true. I bet that someone has the idea of bitcoin reaching this kind of price in the market back when its price was close to worthless. It is really difficult on where to draw the line between this one and his decision. I would not judge him, heck I would even do the same thing!

Dude, that's a hillarious example for media reports these days. Media knows well how to manipulate information for their advantage.
They will show it like get free money for signing up but they won't tell you how hard it is to undertake the signing up process.
This is why I have stopped watching TV and I only watch those content on the internet which is reliable and gives out some knowledge.

Ahhh the classic pizza guy story lol. I guess this pizza guy story will never die and will be hyped every year on 22 May.

The questions are boring though, repeated question year after year still the same. Pretty sure the reporter don't know much about bitcoin.