Imagine you go shopping for a money printer.
'Printer A' currently prints out $10 every year.
'Printer B' currently prints out $15 every year.
But here's the catch...
'Printer A' increases the amount of money it prints by $1 every single year.
So by year 5, these money printers are printing out the same amount.
By year 6, 'Printer A' is actually printing out more money than 'Printer B'.
'Printer A' currently prints out $10 every year.
'Printer B' currently prints out $15 every year.
But here's the catch...
'Printer A' increases the amount of money it prints by $1 every single year.
So by year 5, these money printers are printing out the same amount.
By year 6, 'Printer A' is actually printing out more money than 'Printer B'.